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Lord, help me. | ||
I have never seen someone use so many words to say so little. | ||
Okay, Fox News did an interview with Kamala Harris. | ||
I commend her for doing this interview because, boy, was it bad. | ||
She had no reason to do this, but I guess she's so desperate she did. | ||
And she... I just... | ||
She probably spoke for 15 seconds without saying a single thing. | ||
It was amazing. First question... | ||
How many illegal immigrants do you believe that you have detained since the beginning of your administration? | ||
I'm glad you asked about immigration, because immigration is a question that a lot of people are concerned about. | ||
And I have concerns, too. | ||
So we should be talking about, excuse me, let me finish, let me finish. | ||
And I'm just like... Wow. | ||
Poor Brett Baier. Desperately trying to just be like, can you give me a number, please? | ||
That was the whole interview. | ||
It's actually pretty bad, though. | ||
At one point, she's screaming democracy. | ||
It was really bad. | ||
I have to imagine that once the betting odds catch up to this interview, it's going to be 70-30 for Trump. | ||
Well, I just got to say, I mean, I wish he had asked her more hard-hitting questions like, is Russia a bigger country next to Ukraine a smaller country? | ||
Because she tends to shine on those. | ||
Indeed. So we're going to talk about that, plus a whole bunch of other things. | ||
Seamus, of course, is here. Hey, everybody. | ||
He's so eager. I had to jump in. | ||
I had to jump in. | ||
We got that story. | ||
And Donald Trump did a town hall with a bunch of women, and the media's angry. | ||
They're like, well, how come all the women supported him? | ||
I kid you not, CNN is mad that the women who were there supported him because, well, that's not supposed to be the case. | ||
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Hi, everyone. I'm Joel Berry. | ||
I'm the managing editor of the Babylon Bee and one of the writers of our new mockumentary, which is entitled January 6th, The Most Deadliest Day. | ||
It's a very serious work of journalism. | ||
And yeah, happy to be here. | ||
Surprisingly more journalism than most corporate news outlets can muster, even though it is satirical. | ||
And he's very overzealous. | ||
That's right. I'm back. Seamus Coughlin. | ||
For those of you who don't know, I've done this show a couple times before. | ||
Tim has thrown me out on false allegations that I stole spoons. | ||
Totally incorrect. I create cartoons on a channel called Freedom Tunes. | ||
If you guys want to go over there, check those out. | ||
We got one coming up tomorrow about Kamala Harris. | ||
I, for one, am excited that she's finally done an interview with someone even remotely adversarial. | ||
I'm excited to talk about that. | ||
Guess what? We've also got a cartoon about how she's running her campaign and how she is attempting to do these interviews moving forward. | ||
I just need to stress that Sheamus is the one who is keeping the spoon-stealing thing alive. | ||
That's not true. The story was that... | ||
We have a house and there's a basement apartment and Seamus was using spoons to make coffee or something. | ||
And we went to the sink and I was like, oh, the spoons must be downstairs. | ||
I was like, hey, Seamus, can you bring the spoons up? | ||
And Seamus was like, yeah, no problem. And then he brought the spoons up. | ||
And then while he's bringing the spoons to the kitchen, muttering to himself, he goes, there's an Irishman living under my house and he steals my spoons! | ||
No, you said that to yourself when you were having a schizophrenic break. | ||
Yeah, this is not something that came from me. | ||
And then I started laughing, and then I said, that's right, and then Seamus was like, ha ha, it's funny. | ||
So that's the origin of the Stealing the Spoons thing. | ||
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That's one side of the story. I just think it's good that you have more material to work with. | |
Every time Kamala does anything, I feel like it's helpful for both, I guess, the Babylon Bee and for Freedom Tunes. | ||
True. A lot to cover. I'm Hannah Claire Brimlow. | ||
You guys can catch me on this show and on Twitter at HannahClaireBee. | ||
Thanks for everything. | ||
Let's get started. Here's the story. | ||
We'll start with Daily Mail. | ||
Social media explodes after Kamala Harris' total train wreck interview as supporters blast Fox News' Bret Baier for ambush. | ||
No, no. What? Ambush? | ||
He asked her, like, the most basic, fair questions possible. | ||
It was, I gotta say, Bret Baier masterclass in trying to get an answer out of someone who was desperately trying to pat her for 40 minutes to not give you an answer. | ||
But let me show you a couple clips. | ||
We've got this one. Daily Wire clipped this one. | ||
Bert Baer says, how many illegal immigrants would you estimate your administration has released into the country over the last three and a half years? | ||
Kamala, I'm glad you raised the issue. | ||
Just a number. Do you think it's one million, three million? | ||
The point is we have a... | ||
Let me play the clip for you. | ||
It's insane. | ||
Here we go. You know, voters tell pollsters all over the country and here in Pennsylvania that immigration is one of the key issues that they're looking at this election, and specifically the influx of illegal immigrants from more than 150 countries. | ||
How many illegal immigrants would you estimate your administration has released into the country over the last three and a half years? | ||
Well, I'm glad you raised the issue of immigration because I agree with you. | ||
It is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have. | ||
And you know what I'm going to talk about. | ||
One million, three million. | ||
Brett, let's just get to the point. | ||
We have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. | ||
So your Homeland Security Secretary said that 85% of apprehensions... | ||
But I'm not finished. Let's get to the point. | ||
Yo, she spoke for 25 seconds and she said literal nothing. | ||
Wait, it's better. Michael Knowles has this clip. | ||
Kamala, you and I both know what I'm talking about, but actually don't. | ||
What are you talking about? Check this clip out. | ||
More than 70% of people tell the country is on the wrong track. | ||
They say the country is on the wrong track. | ||
If it's on the wrong track, that track follows three and a half years of you being vice president and President Biden being president. | ||
That is what they're saying, 79% of them. | ||
Why are they saying that? | ||
If you're turning the page, you've been in office for three and a half years. | ||
And Donald Trump has been running for office. | ||
What? But you've been the person holding the office. | ||
Come on. You and I both know what I'm talking about. | ||
You and I both know what I'm talking about. | ||
I actually don't. What are you talking about? | ||
What I'm talking about is that over the last decade, people have become... | ||
Listen, over the last decade, it is clear to me and certainly the Republicans who are on stage with me, frankly, exactly. | ||
Yo, that clip, it, look, I was laughing half the time and banging my head on the coffee table the other half the time. | ||
Kamala Harris, this is the way I explain it. | ||
She says so many words to say so little. | ||
Look at that first clip. Well, I'm glad you brought up immigration because it's a topic of discussion that people want to have. | ||
And you know I'm going to talk about it. | ||
So please, let me finish. | ||
Let's get to the point. Immigration. | ||
Just filibustering. Just endless filibustering to keep him from getting his questions out. | ||
Weirdly, even though she's against the filibuster. | ||
She wants to end the filibuster in Congress, but she is pro-filibuster. | ||
It kind of is a master class in talking past literally everyone. | ||
I mean, the fact that she opened with, yes, that's true, that is a topic that people want to talk about, and then somehow just tried to continue on without answering the question. | ||
I say you're half right, because she is absolutely showing a filibuster, but I don't think it's a masterclass. | ||
Because when she said, and Donald Trump has been running since, and he's like, what? | ||
People are not answering the polls, the country's on the wrong track because Donald Trump decided to run for office a year ago. | ||
That shows to me that she really has no idea what to say, and then she goes, you know what I'm talking about. | ||
We both are like, what? What? | ||
Good for him, though, for saying no. | ||
Like, I have no idea what you're talking about. | ||
Because she's just spewing nonsense. | ||
And it's hilarious because everyone on the left is saying, this was an ambush. | ||
These were gotcha questions. | ||
That's how it feels when someone asks you basic, reasonable questions when all you've ever gotten are softball interviews. | ||
But he's not digging up information about her past that she was unprepared to discuss or anything like that. | ||
He's not throwing cheap shots at her. | ||
He's asking her about the southern border. | ||
He's asking her, how can you run as if you're a fresh face and this is all about change and modifying the system when you're the sitting vice president? | ||
There's really basic questions that she should have an answer for. | ||
I think he did ask, he mentioned Lakin Riley as well as many others. | ||
And he said even Joe Biden said that if this man had been properly vetted, she would not have lost her life. | ||
Do you think you owe this family an apology? | ||
And she said, I'm so sorry for your loss to one of the women. | ||
I think that we should take that as an admission. | ||
So she didn't say yes, but she did say, I'm so sorry for your loss. | ||
As far as I'm concerned, I think a fair headline is Kamala Harris assumes responsibility for the failed border vetting under the Biden-Harris administration. | ||
You know, I think she's in a position where that was an excellent question from Brett Baer. | ||
He had a series of really good questions. | ||
They were, I gotta be honest, guys, they're vanilla pudding questions. | ||
Yeah, very basic. | ||
He wasn't trapping her. | ||
He didn't ask her what a woman was. | ||
Right, right. That's not a really hard question like that. | ||
No, but you know it's a cultural, like, it's a big hit. | ||
But there's a way you can ask questions to catch someone. | ||
Notably, when we had Marianne Williamson on this show, I will admit that I did a gotcha on her. | ||
Where I asked her, we were talking about social justice and things, and I said, do you think that if a person can't get a fair trial, we should still prosecute? | ||
And she goes, no, if you can't get a fair trial, then you're free to go. | ||
And I said, so if like in a state, for instance, someone was accused of a crime, and the judge says there is no jurisdiction in the state where this person will get a fair trial, you think we should let this person go? | ||
And she goes, yes. And then I said, like Derek Chauvin. | ||
And she just went, oh... | ||
Like, that was a gotcha. | ||
I walked her into it. Brett Baer didn't do anything like that. | ||
Nothing even approaching that. | ||
But I do want to stress, when he asks about, does a family need an apology, Kamala Harris says, I am so, so sorry for your loss. | ||
I am so, so sorry for your loss. | ||
I think we should be absolutely, Trump should take the line, wow, Kamala Harris apologized for the death of these women. | ||
It's very admirable that she accepted responsibility for her failed border policies. | ||
I think there's another line that Trump should take as well, which is, This is the person who some sizable number of people in this country are actually considering electing to place in a position where she's going to be across the table from Putin or Xi. | ||
She couldn't tolerate a conversation with Brett Baer. | ||
And you saw her lose her temper. | ||
You saw her start to flail and get emotional and angry in response to very basic, very fair questions. | ||
And she didn't even give answers even when she was trying to skirt around the questions. | ||
She didn't give answers. | ||
That even sounded slick. | ||
Oftentimes politicians will say something that you know isn't true. | ||
You're well aware of the fact that it's a lie. | ||
But you say that was rhetorically effective. | ||
I understand why they're in the position that they're in. | ||
But when he says, a majority of Americans think this country is headed in the wrong direction, and she goes, Donald Trump is running for president. | ||
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You go, what? This is supposed to be a person? | |
This is someone who's going to be talking to our foreign adversaries? | ||
So I don't normally read Super Jets mid-show, but Steve Powell says Kamala in that interview is like Charlie Kelly from It's Always Sunny acting like a lawyer. | ||
Yes. If you know the reference. | ||
Bird Law. She was literally practicing Bird Law. | ||
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That's what I saw. I can't believe this. | |
I mean, they had to have known, her campaign had to have known that this is how it was going to go at some level. | ||
So my question is, what was the political calculation there? | ||
Like, why did they do this? | ||
Are they so confident that they're confident that she's going to win because they're cheating enough? | ||
Or were they that desperate that they needed to put her on an interview like this? | ||
I'm of two minds. | ||
One is that, so there's a talking point that Donald Trump is ducking the media. | ||
Sonny Haasen in The View is saying Trump's hiding while Kamala's doing interviews. | ||
When Donald Trump was up, was down in the polls, he did a bunch of press. | ||
He went on adversarial corporate news outlets as well. | ||
And we kept saying the same thing, like, why is he going on? | ||
We know they're going to contort and they're going to twist what he's saying. | ||
But the Trump campaign's trying to find a way to get some kind of positive message out. | ||
Here's the thing. Democrats recently ran an internal report that said their attack ads on Trump are helping him. | ||
I saw that. You saw it. | ||
When Donald Trump talks, it helps him more than it hurts him. | ||
So Democrats were playing clips of Trump thinking people are going to get mad, and they're like, I actually like what he's saying. | ||
So when Trump goes on the corporate press and we say they're going to lie about it, it doesn't matter because Trump gets through to the people. | ||
Kamala Harris does not. That's right. | ||
Kamala is now down in the polls, down in the prediction markets, down in the betting odds. | ||
And so her campaign is saying we have to do something. | ||
When Donald Trump was doing the press and she wasn't, she started going down. | ||
This is when her campaign likely said we need to try to regain the narrative. | ||
And it's only been worse. | ||
But what do you do when you're in a tailspin? | ||
There's nothing they can do. | ||
Yeah, exactly. So like you said, they obviously, they either have some kind of internal polling saying this is just an absolute certain win. | ||
And so that's giving her the freedom to do what she's always secretly wanted to do, like the Call Her Daddy podcast and talking to Brett Baer. | ||
The things she's always wanted in life, she's now having the opportunity to do because she's just so far ahead in the polls. | ||
Or, or, they're going, alright, we're pretty desperate here. | ||
We gotta try to get her in front of some new people. | ||
It's time for a Hail Mary pass. | ||
It's time to try something a little bit risky. | ||
Now, We're good to go. | ||
There's a couple ways of looking at this. | ||
I would say, firstly, it's possible, it's very possible, that for some number of white women, and especially because they've been so lied to about the ramifications of abortion bans, they are going out and they're going to vote for Kamala because of this, and it doesn't matter what she says and does, and her campaign knows this, so they're going, well, we can just do whatever we want with her. | ||
She's not going to lose the white women, but we are doing poorly with black men and Hispanics and other groups, so we're going to try to get them back. | ||
And we're just not even going to worry about whether we appear to be respectable to white women because we believe we own them as a demographic and they're not going to move away from us. | ||
That's one possibility. Sorry, I know I'm really long-winded here, but I just want to say one more potential possibility here with the white women for Kamala. | ||
There's another potential possibility here, which is that... | ||
White women seem to be favoring Kamala because they are the group most likely to tell a politically correct lie to a pollster in order to avoid being shamed. | ||
Interesting. Yeah, I think there is a social component to it. | ||
I largely think Kamala Harris did this interview to be able to say, well, I went on Fox. | ||
I mean, one of her latest jobs has been Trump is not doing a 60-minute interview, even though every president before him has. | ||
She is leaving out the fact that he has done 60-minute interviews twice. | ||
He's done them in 2020 and 2016. | ||
He is one of the presidents who has previously done a 60-minute interview. | ||
And so I think they're sort of trying to rely on this relationship that the DNC thinks it has with the media, that no matter what, enough corporate press will come to her defense. | ||
They'll say Fox News bullied her. | ||
They'll say that she slammed Brett Baer on these issues. | ||
They'll say that You know, actually, you know, Bret Baier is owned by Russia and this is all just trying to make her look bad. | ||
But the reality is that Americans are not going to like this. | ||
I mean, worse comes to worse. You'll look at this tomorrow and no major mainstream outlet will be talking about it. | ||
But right wing Twitter will know all about it and it will just further divide. | ||
This interview might actually help her with white women, and I'll tell you why. | ||
We saw, you know, for however long that interview was, an hour, she talked in circles, used a lot of words, and said absolutely nothing. | ||
White women are also really good at that. | ||
I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. | ||
Take it back! As someone who uses a Mac, I find that offensive. | ||
Experimenting with my gender identity. | ||
We've all listened to our wives as they tell us the story. | ||
It goes the same way as Kamala in an interview. | ||
It might endear her to them. | ||
Is that because they feel like your non-reaction means you didn't understand what was said and so they try to say it again? | ||
It's like Brett Baer is supposed to go, I didn't realize Trump said that, so she keeps saying it over and over again, hoping that Brett will get in a reaction? | ||
It's very possible. I don't know. | ||
I just think that she has absolutely no clue what she's doing because she's just not used to speaking to people who don't worship the ground she walks on. | ||
I don't know that people worship. | ||
I kind of feel like... | ||
I think when they're around her, they do. | ||
I don't agree. | ||
I'd be willing to bet that behind the scenes, she's fairly abused politically. | ||
Interesting. See, my hunch is that she's surrounded by people who are always telling her, you're so wonderful, you're a woman of color who's risen up through the system, you're a success story, we love you, you can do no wrong. | ||
But when she's not in the room, they're like, that woman. | ||
I think they hate her. Maybe. | ||
I think they do too. I think they hate her behind her back. | ||
I think they hate her behind her back, but I think to her face, they know that they're obligated to worship her because she has the good skin color and she's a member of the good sex. | ||
And they needed her, right? I mean, there are all these reports that she has a lot of turnover in her staff, that she seems to be someone who needs a lot of guidance. | ||
There are reports that people, you know... | ||
She would have to sort of walk through meetings she was about to go into. | ||
She wanted to be coached on what she had to say to everybody. | ||
She doesn't seem like someone who is extremely high confidence. | ||
And it wouldn't surprise me if in the weeks leading up to Biden dropping out, everyone around her was like, Kamala, you deserve this. | ||
You are the one. This is your moment. | ||
Hillary Clinton failed so that you could rise up or whatever. | ||
And now they have to have this thing where no matter what interview she comes off of, they have to tell her, no, that was really good and you did a good job and they were unfair. | ||
But it's skewing all the internal conversations because they're not being accurate. | ||
You can't coach someone if you aren't honest with them. | ||
If you don't say to her, hey, you don't have it. | ||
You need to focus on this. | ||
You need to adjust this way. But they can't give her any criticisms because she's too sensitive. | ||
Let's play this next clip. | ||
He has talked about locking people up because they disagree with him. | ||
This is a democracy. | ||
And in a democracy, the president of the United States in the United States of America should be willing to be able to handle criticism without saying he'd lock people up for doing it. | ||
And this is what is at stake, which is why you have someone like the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Saying what Mark Milley has said about Donald Trump being a threat. | ||
Can I just look, you know, and the criticism you're getting here is that she's screaming it's a democracy or whatever. | ||
But I want to highlight how it took her 35 seconds to say even Mark Milley has criticized Trump. | ||
That was one second it took me to say it would take you. | ||
35 seconds! | ||
She said, when the President of the United States, in the United States, says that people should be... | ||
What? | ||
You don't need to say the President of the United States, in the United States, say, the President. | ||
But you see how she does this, because, you know, look... | ||
There's a strategy there. They probably told her, we're going to have you go on this interview. | ||
We need you to say five words for every one word. | ||
Figure it out. And then she was like, well, okay. | ||
And that's exactly what this clip is. | ||
The whole thing was this. It's fantastic. | ||
That opening question. Well, I'm glad you brought up immigration because it's a conversation people want to have. | ||
It's very important. And I think immigration is important, too. | ||
That's why people obviously want to talk about it. | ||
Now I talk about it, and I'm going to talk about it now. | ||
It's like she has to give a book report on a book she didn't read. | ||
Yeah. She's in front of the classroom just trying to stall. | ||
The book's called Little Women. | ||
She's like, well, some women are smaller than others. | ||
In the book, there's a big woman. | ||
She attacks a little woman. | ||
That's wrong. As compared to the ones that are little, that are small. | ||
But they're still women. | ||
And Brett Baier's like, I have no idea what you're talking about. | ||
I kind of feel like when it was obvious that Joe Biden's polls were in the gutter, Trump was going to landslide, down ballot was going to crumble. | ||
They had no choice but to remove Joe Biden at the last minute. | ||
If they removed Joe Biden during the primary, RFK Jr. | ||
takes the nomination. They can't risk that. | ||
So they needed to stall it out. | ||
But then the problem is, with only three months left... | ||
No one else can take this campaign money. | ||
And so all these big donors are like, look, we've donated, all the people have donated a lot of money to your campaign. | ||
If Biden drops out and you choose anybody else, that money's not going with them. | ||
So it has to be Harris. | ||
And they're like, Harris can't win. Obama was saying Harris couldn't win a while ago. | ||
Now he's going out singing her praises. | ||
I think they must have resigned themselves to like, all right, we lost. | ||
Because this, my friends, make some popcorn, grab a beer. | ||
If you want to have a laugh, you will watch this. | ||
You will laugh. | ||
I'm not kidding. When Brett Baier, some of the questions he asks, I just bust out laughing. | ||
Because he asks her a question that no one would dare ask her, but needs to be answered for, that many of us would talk about. | ||
Namely, like, would you apologize to this family or whatever? | ||
And then she just spirals out of control. | ||
And it's just good stuff. | ||
It's good stuff. In the end, I don't see how a human being in this country who is rational would vote for her. | ||
Well, everyone can vote, not just the rational people. | ||
And it's not about her. | ||
It's about being compliant with Democrats, right? | ||
They are voting blue because that's what they're going to do no matter what. | ||
And a lot of people are just voting against Donald Trump, too. | ||
I mean, I think a lot of Kamala's voters aren't too crazy about her either. | ||
I don't think anybody's going to be, if she loses this year in 2028, campaigning for her to come back. | ||
Yeah, exactly. It's not her. | ||
It's just that she is in this seat because they changed horses midstream. | ||
They dumped Biden and now probably look back thinking, oh no, that was a bad mistake. | ||
I think they're counting on voter fraud at this point. | ||
That's like their only play they have left. | ||
I don't know if they're planning on winning. | ||
I think maybe it's start the wars they want to happen that Donald Trump can't stop. | ||
Wow. It's like, yeah, we're... | ||
Interesting. Kamala said in that interview that all the PhDs say that Donald Trump's plan is going to give us a recession by the middle of next year. | ||
So I'm wondering if they're like, okay, we don't want to waste any up-and-coming talent. | ||
We have a limited bench. | ||
Like, who do they have? Newsom? Maybe. | ||
Buttigieg? Maybe. | ||
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Probably not. I think Newsom's definitely running in 2028. | |
Right, I agree. And they're probably saying anybody we put up is going to lose to Trump because we're not strong enough right now. | ||
So the plan, I think, is prepare for 2028. | ||
Sabotage Trump before he gets in. | ||
Set things up so that the economy tanks, so that war starts. | ||
Then you say, I told you so, and take back power in 2028. | ||
And the best way to get Trump off the table is actually to let him serve four more years so he cannot run again as president. | ||
I mean, they're saying all kinds of things like he's going to be a dictator and he's going to stay in office forever. | ||
But the reality is, if you really, really don't like Trump, you want him to not be able to. | ||
And that's actually the most efficient way. | ||
That's one thing the left has always done well, is the long game. | ||
They think passed the next election. | ||
They do a good job at that. | ||
Yeah, I'm not sure that Republicans do. | ||
New York Times says why an interview on Fox News made sense for Kamala Harris. | ||
The vice president will take questions, blah, blah, blah. | ||
Vice president is going to interview, blah, blah, blah. | ||
You know, they waste so many words. | ||
This is why I don't like the corporate press. | ||
I'm sorry to divert like this, but anyway... | ||
We very much think that bringing our message to audiences who might not agree with you on every issue is a very important thing to do, said Manuel Bonder, the press secretary for Governor Josh Shapiro, the Democrat from PA who regularly appears on Fox shows and was on Ms. | ||
Harris' shortlist to be her running mate. | ||
If this was what they were hoping for, it is very, very sad. | ||
We've got this from Just the News. | ||
In contentious Fox interview, Harris cannot answer why Americans think the country is off course. | ||
It's not just... | ||
Okay, first. Brett Baier showed a poll. | ||
This country is off course. | ||
79% said the country is on the wrong track. | ||
And she said, well, Donald Trump is running. | ||
What does that have to do with the last three and a half years which has led this country off course? | ||
Not only does she not know, this is like the Aleppo moment for Harris. | ||
That moment right there. | ||
The country is off track. | ||
People think, oh, what say you? | ||
Trump is running for office. Literally, that was her answer. | ||
Trump is running for office. | ||
It's really embarrassing. She might as well have said, the squirrels bury nuts for winter. | ||
What? It has nothing to do with what I'm talking about. | ||
This is the left-wing playbook. | ||
Every single one of our policy failures are actually the product of our political enemies. | ||
Donald Trump is able to run for president is somehow to blame for everything that's gone wrong over the last three and a half years. | ||
It's nonsense. And even though it seems ridiculous to us, it seems perfectly logical to her because she can't think within any other framework. | ||
That's what the ideologues tell her. | ||
That's what she believes. There's no ifs, ands, or buts about it. | ||
It's dogma to them. | ||
It's always a Republican's fault. | ||
It's always Trump's fault. And when boxed into a corner, she's coached to attack Trump. | ||
I mean, that's what she thinks is popular with her voters. | ||
Don't you wish she had just been like, well, it's all Joe Biden's fault just to watch the left-wing media and voters? | ||
Oh, she wouldn't do it, though. She wouldn't do it. | ||
I mean, that's the obvious answer. | ||
Throw Biden under the bus. | ||
But he asked her about it. | ||
He kept saying, like, you said you wouldn't change anything about the past four years. | ||
She refused, when asked several times, to say anything about Biden. | ||
Specifically, it was incredible. | ||
You will laugh, my friends. | ||
Grab your popcorn, watch it. | ||
He said, at what point did you realize Joe Biden's cognitive decline? | ||
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Yeah. I was just clapping like, yes! | |
And then she was like, Joe Biden is good and Donald Trump is running for office. | ||
And he's like, yes, but at what point did you recognize Joe Biden's cognitive decline? | ||
Joe Biden is not Donald Trump. | ||
She couldn't do it. No. | ||
She couldn't bring herself to be like... | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah. Yeah, and everyone knows that she's been tied to what Biden has been doing from the beginning. | ||
She can't separate herself from it now. | ||
I mean, we know that Biden has been in cognitive decline. | ||
He has even said, I think he's thrown her under the bus a couple times, saying she's been in every room, involved in every decision. | ||
Reading from the same songbook, is what he says. | ||
Yeah, I mean, he's cornered her, you know, either through just sheer idiocy or malice because he's bitter and he's trying to sabotage her, which is kind of would be hilarious by itself. | ||
But he has cornered her to where she can't plausibly separate herself from anything Biden did. | ||
Well, here we go. | ||
We've got the latest update from Polly Market. | ||
Now this is not yet reacted. | ||
The interview just dropped. | ||
So most people haven't seen it. | ||
But already Donald Trump is up 17 points on Polly Market. | ||
I mean, in aggregate on RCP, Trump is up 16.4 points. | ||
Holy crap, dude. Just remember, everyone watching... | ||
Betting odds don't vote. | ||
Polls don't vote. You have to. | ||
Get out there. We've got to act like we're behind. | ||
And understand, the aggregate betting odds may say Trump 57.7 and Harris 41.3, but the winning margin for Trump might be negative. | ||
He might lose the popular vote and win the electoral college. | ||
So this is not a poll. | ||
It doesn't work the same way. | ||
And you've got to remember, too, election night, 2020, I remember... | ||
CNN, Fox News, they were reporting on the betting odds and Trump was like in the 90s odds to win. | ||
Good point. Until the midnight, 2am, 3am trucks of votes came in and it flipped. | ||
Imagine making a bet on Joe Biden at midnight. | ||
When you're at one times odds, you're like, wow, 20 to 1 on my bet. | ||
I'm seeing some coverage. | ||
I know Axios had a story like this today saying, well, here's three realities if Trump were to win. | ||
Because some of it is if Trump wins but the House and Senate are blue, he's stuck for two years. | ||
If one chamber is blue and the other one's red, maybe a little bit better, still not super effective. | ||
And so, you know, While Kamala Harris may not be able to defeat Donald Trump, the down-ticket push, people who are saying, she's a weak candidate, therefore I need to make sure my senator, my congressman, my governor, our Democrats, might become stronger. | ||
I know why all of our eyes are on the top of the ticket, but we have to think strategically. | ||
Honestly, I think the biggest win for the left would be to let Donald Trump win because they got so much done in the four years that he was president in terms of Organizing and agitation and violence. | ||
I mean, that's how they get stuff done, through political violence. | ||
And his presidency caused such a reaction culturally and politically on the left that I think that they would stand to win a lot if he was re-elected. | ||
Here's the latest Real Clear Politics No Toss-Up Projection. | ||
Trump Vance 302 to Harris Waltz 236. | ||
So this is, obviously, if we do the ratings, right now there's 104 electoral toss-ups. | ||
But based on the polling lean of these states, if we remove the toss-ups, right now, based on polling, if the polling stands, if the election happened right now based on polling, Trump wins PA and Michigan and Ohio, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada. Okay, what if you give them Michigan and Pennsylvania? | ||
I'm curious. Give Trump Michigan and Pennsylvania? | ||
Yeah, give those to Kamala. | ||
Oh, okay. Michigan and Pennsylvania. So, if Michigan and Pennsylvania go Kamala, she wins. | ||
No, yeah, she wins by two. | ||
So, here's the thing, though. | ||
Right now, in the polling, Philly is, and Pennsylvania as a whole, are leaning... | ||
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Go ahead. | ||
Sorry, sorry. What RealClearPolitics is not factoring in is the one electoral vote from Nebraska, which would make it 269-269. | ||
Which is even more in play because they just ruled that felons are allowed to vote. | ||
There's this whole dispute over at Nebraska. | ||
And so the area that is most likely to lean blue is even more in play than ever, despite the fact that most of the state is red. | ||
Funniest possible outcome. | ||
Funniest possible outcome. It would actually be horrifying. | ||
What's Elon's law? Oh, the funniest possible outcome is the one that will happen? | ||
Oh, man. Well, here's what I think is going to happen. | ||
So right now, it is true that in many of the swing states, Trump is up. | ||
But as soon as people in those swing states see this interview and learn that the reason that 13,000 murderers and about 11,000 sex criminals that we know of were let into this country isn't Biden or Kamala's fault. | ||
It's actually because Trump is running for president. | ||
Then they'll all vote for Kamala. | ||
Well, because what happened was Trump stood up and he rode on the escalator for the second time and said, I'm going to run for office. | ||
And then instantly the border barriers exploded. | ||
And, you know, people just started jumping 20 feet in the air over them and running in. | ||
And, you know, it's because Trump said those words. | ||
It's his fault. It's his fault. | ||
I mean, it's hilarious, too, because everybody... | ||
Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Sorry. I'm sorry. | ||
As soon as Trump announced that he was running for president, it was so exciting to everyone in the world that they all ran full speed to try and bask in the glory of a Trump presidency. | ||
I get it. I get it. | ||
Part of what's hilarious, though, is that... | ||
In 2020 and 2021, after Biden had been elected and was sworn in so in 2021, when the border crisis really began, one thing that basically every pundit or commentator or journalist recognized was that part of the reason that people were pouring over the border was because of the rhetoric that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were running on. | ||
So realistically, if you actually could blame someone who was just running for president and not elected for a crisis, it would be Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on the border. | ||
Indeed. But they always accuse you of what they're doing. | ||
I really do feel like Trump has won the argument at this point. | ||
You know, there's no way Kamala Harris goes on Joe Rogan. | ||
They've lost control of the narrative. | ||
They're not pulling back from this. | ||
There's no interview she can do. | ||
There's nothing that will allow her to recover from this. | ||
She kept saying in this interview, my economic plan is going to do this. | ||
And I was like, Brett, please ask her what's her plan. | ||
I know. This is what I'm saying. | ||
He was not going after her like a pit bull. | ||
These were really basic questions. | ||
These were really easy questions. | ||
And there were things he did let her get away with. | ||
I wish she would have gone after her, particularly about that line she kept using about Trump promising to use the military on American citizens, which is a complete fabrication. | ||
It's total nonsense. Total nonsense. | ||
Just like Trump grabbing the wheel of the Secret Service's SUV on January 6th. | ||
Do you remember that? That they were claiming that? | ||
What was that, Cassidy Hutchinson? | ||
Yeah, they even did a comic strip. | ||
They did illustrations of it. | ||
They said that Donald Trump grabbed the steering wheel of the vehicle he was in. | ||
The only problem is he was in The Beast, and it has a barrier between the driver and him for security reasons. | ||
And so I'm like, did Donald Trump phase through solid matter to do this? | ||
What is the world they live in? | ||
But Kamala Harris gets... | ||
I suppose it's just simple to say, if they don't have lies, they have nothing else. | ||
Exactly. And that's why they come up with these stories. | ||
When she said in the interview that Donald Trump said he would arrest those who disagree with him over and over again, do you want to know the origin of this? | ||
Donald Trump said, okay, let's start from the beginning. | ||
Kamala Harris goes on CBS. | ||
CBS puts up a clip of the of the interview. | ||
Instantly we start seeing the betting odds shift in favor of Donald Trump. | ||
Massive waves of criticism saying, wow, she looks stupid. | ||
CBS airs a different version of the answer. | ||
People notice that CBS went in later and edited the clip. | ||
For some reason, her answer was different. | ||
Trump says, along with many other commentators, that this was collusion between the news organization and Kamala Harris. | ||
Trump then says that should be illegal for the for a presidential candidate to collude with the media so that they give her preferential treatment and try and make her look better should be a crime. | ||
She should be disqualified. | ||
She should be in jail. | ||
Then Bill Maher goes, did you hear this, that Donald Trump said she should be in jail for going on CBS? | ||
Then Kamala Harris goes, he's saying he wants to arrest people who disagree with him. | ||
The origin is, and look, by all means, Trump is wrong to say that. | ||
You're allowed to. I'm not saying he's right. | ||
He said a corporate news outlet colluding with a candidate for favorable coverage should be criminal. | ||
Okay, maybe you think he's not right. | ||
Okay, that's fine. Tell me that. | ||
But when they play this game of purple monkey dishwasher, where they just say garbled... | ||
Okay, I have said this before. | ||
I'll say it again. The left is an ant death spiral. | ||
You ever see those? Ants follow pheromones of other ants, and that's how they know where the food is. | ||
But if an ant loops around in a circle, the other ants start looping in a circle, and they all walk around in one circle until they die of starvation. | ||
Because they're only following the scent. | ||
They don't know where they're going. This is what liberals are doing. | ||
Kamala Harris now says to Brett Baier, Trump says that he's going to use the military and American people and arrest those who disagree with him. | ||
Now some 60-year-old woman who watched this or who watches MSNBC is calling her friends and be like, Trump's going to arrest people for disagreeing with him? | ||
And this is where the purple monkey dishwasher takes off. | ||
Who was it that, oh my gosh, there was some official who was saying that Trump could use special forces against his enemies. | ||
The most hilarious part of that is the idea that any of Trump's political opponents would necessitate the use of SEAL Team 6. | ||
Yeah. We got to get Adam Schiff and Rosie O'Donnell to better bust out the special forces. | ||
It's all complete and total nonsense. | ||
They have literally gone after him with transparent political prosecutions. | ||
They have redefined laws, the severity of the punishment for those laws once they're broken, and the statute of limitations just to go after him in New York. | ||
Everyone knows this. | ||
Everyone sees what they're doing, and they're going to turn around and say Trump wants to use the military on American citizens. | ||
It's nonsense. If Donald Trump wanted to do that, Right? | ||
If Donald Trump was going to use the military against his political opponents, if that was ever something he was interested in doing, you would think when he supposedly attempted a coup and he was the commander-in-chief of the United States military at the time that he was supposedly attempting this coup, he would have done it then. But no. | ||
Instead, even though he had that power, he tried to quote-unquote overthrow the U.S. government by dog-whistling to a crowd of unarmed boomers to walk into the Capitol and chant. | ||
Okay, here's what I think. | ||
In this country, we have two factions, principal factions, adults and children. | ||
And I think it's a fair way to put it. | ||
Now, unfortunately for Democrat voters, they have a tendency to be the children in this equation. | ||
Not all of them, but most of them. | ||
The Republicans have a tendency to be the adults in the room, but some of them are quite children. | ||
And I mean that children—I don't mean that literally. | ||
I mean they're immature and they lack understanding. | ||
They're naive. And so what I mean by this is on the Republican side, you have former Democrats, many of them. | ||
Nine million Democrats switched from the Democratic Party to vote for Trump in 2016. | ||
And we've seen that trend actually continue quite a bit. | ||
RFK Jr. shaking Donald Trump's hand is a huge sign. | ||
The Cheneys joining up with Kamala Harris is—I don't know what that is. | ||
That's weird— But sure. | ||
So what I see now, and I'm going to shout out Piers Morgan because you may have seen, I did that interview, I don't know if you guys saw it, or the Uncensored show, and I'm getting, you know, a lot of people are hitting me up being like, sir, how did you manage this? | ||
Because I'll give you one example. | ||
This show starts off with Piers Morgan saying Trump is doing badly with women. | ||
Kamala is doing badly with men. | ||
And I said, I think, you know, I gave a little bit of a statement ending with I think many women will hold their nose to vote for Donald Trump. | ||
But I do think there's a lot of men who are just sexist do not want to vote for women no matter what. | ||
And I don't know how Kamala overcomes that. | ||
All of a sudden, this woman is just screaming my name, yelling at me, accusing me of being a covid denier. | ||
Who then got COVID and took Ivermectin, which none of which aligns in reality. | ||
I never denied COVID. I always said, talk to your doctor. | ||
I never was anti-vax. | ||
I was never pro-Ivermectin. | ||
Anybody could watch any of my videos. | ||
That was always the case. But they live in this reality where they get their information from snippets out of context or they heard it from a friend. | ||
This is why I say they're children. | ||
The adults in the room say, let me look into that. | ||
Let me check. So when—and this is a tendency, not absolute. | ||
There are certainly right-wingers who are children and just believe whatever they hear. | ||
I can't tell you how many people told me that they thought that the government was making hurricanes. | ||
And I'm like, okay, guys, let's calm down a little bit. | ||
But for the Democrats, their high-level commentators say things that they heard from a friend as fact. | ||
And on the right, the high-level commentators pull up the DOJ and they pull up the New York Times and use it as references. | ||
I've always made an important point on this show, my morning show, to pull up the article I am reading from. | ||
And I tell you this, still, when I read an article from the Star Tribune that said Ilhan Omar, and this is a quote not from me, may have married her brother, I said, wow, I can't believe the Star Tribune has reported that. | ||
Media Matters then ran an article saying Tim Pool claims or Tim Pool says or something, Ilan Omar married her brother, which I never did. | ||
But they don't, the people who fall for Media Matters tricks, the people who fall for this manipulation aren't smart enough to do the actual research. | ||
They sit in their lounge chairs watching CNN going, whoa, while the rest of us are trying to figure out what's really going on. | ||
The problem? They vote too. | ||
Yeah. Well, it's not just an adults versus children election. | ||
I mean, it's very much a men versus women election, too. | ||
And I think a lot of this problem is exacerbated by the fact that people aren't getting married anymore. | ||
I can't tell you how many women I've known and still know who started out kind of center-left, you know, default feminists who get married. | ||
They become a little more right-wing. | ||
And then they have kids, and they become raving right-wing lunatics because they're suddenly thinking about their kids, and they're thinking about different things than they did when they were single women. | ||
And the fact that we have more single women and more single men than we ever have before has kind of led to this rift where you just don't have this healthy relationship between men and women anymore, and you're really seeing it in the electoral process. | ||
Let me throw it to the post-millennial. | ||
Joy Reid says wanting to have children is part of nationalistic drive towards fascism. | ||
I do believe that this election is a litmus test for American tolerance for fascism. | ||
Let me play the clip for you. Wasn't she killed by that copy? | ||
I do believe that this election is a litmus test for American tolerance for fascism. | ||
The elements of fascism are rooted in this nationalistic drive for more babies for the state, for a strongman-driven nation. | ||
And a deep sort of state-based religiosity. | ||
So I do believe we have a media problem and we do have some of our media that is leading people toward fascism. | ||
The question of America has become too soft and feminine. | ||
I think that is a it's a fascist litmus test. | ||
So this question of whether the society is too soft and feminine It was alarming to me that a majority of Hispanic Protestants agree, but that's not shocking. | ||
Immigrants are poisoning the blood of the country. | ||
This is one of the most terrifying things that you've heard a presidential candidate say because it is straight out of my comp. | ||
23% of Jewish respondents agree with that because that's straight out Nazi talk. | ||
So the majority of Jews don't... | ||
By the way, so the majority of Jews don't agree that that's something out of Mein Kampf. | ||
To be like 23% agree. | ||
You mean a minority? | ||
One quarter of them? I just want to stress It's a death cult. Yeah, and I'm not being cute. Okay, this is not meant to be haha silly when prominent liberal Personalities say it is bad to have kids. There is one simple mathematical equation You need to understand if a society does not have kids the society ceases to exist in a few generations Yep, I've said this a hundred times before I mean, they literally, they just hate the family. | ||
That's all this is. What is she talking about babies? | ||
They hate babies. No, I know. Exactly. | ||
And the safest place for a baby to exist is within the confines of a loving marriage, in a productive, happy, healthy family. | ||
They hate that. They can't stand that. | ||
The fact that she says having more children for the state, that just shows you where her head's at. | ||
That's what she thinks the purpose of children are. | ||
So when people say they want to have more children, she goes, more kids for the state? | ||
No. Children belong to their families. | ||
But this is the same kind of ideology that says homeschooling is bad. | ||
So it's kids for the state if they're allowed to be educated and controlled by the state. | ||
But if you just want to have them because you believe your culture is good, you believe your family is good, you think that America is a nice country and you don't want its birth rates to collapse, then you're a fascist. | ||
Yeah. Yeah, politically they're anti-family because a strong family is the greatest threat to a strong state. | ||
They're anti-human because, you know, they just hate God and they hate everything God created and they hate everything God designed. | ||
You know, humans are made to work a certain way. | ||
You know, life works best when we kind of follow the way God designed it and planned it, and leftists just resent that. | ||
It's all about wanting to be your own God. | ||
Yeah, and I'll take it a layer deeper, too. | ||
Part of what being your own God means is defining your own terms of logic. | ||
The reality is, even though, of course, as a Catholic, I believe very strongly and firmly in Scripture and tradition, a lot of the moral rules that we're talking about here are just moral precepts that you can arrive at through pure natural logic. | ||
Yeah, exactly. So, for example, you don't need to have divine revelation to know that the best place for a child to be raised is within a family, and the best way to ensure that that happens is if you're not promoting sex outside of marriage, etc., etc. | ||
I mean, so many of what we call right-wing or even religious principles are just basic straightforward logic that you don't actually need scripture to inform you on. | ||
You don't need commandments to honor your father and mother. | ||
And for the secular atheists out there who are like, I don't care about the commandments, then I'll throw it to Tony Stark. | ||
In Captain America Civil War, when they discovered that Bucky Barnes killed Tony Stark's mom, and Captain America says it wasn't him, it's not his fault, and he says, I don't care, he killed my mom. | ||
You don't need scripture to explain to a man that he loves his mother and would kill someone who would dare harm his family. | ||
And the reason for it is basic logic and also rooted in science. | ||
When human beings survive they are proving to reality that their strategy worked When they have kids, they are proving to reality that they have survived beyond themselves. | ||
So when the child honors and trusts in their parents, they are inheriting survival traits. | ||
This is science. | ||
But it's also in Scripture. | ||
But there are people who, again, they reject anything that exists in a right-wing tradition because it is tradition, I suppose, or because they assume it's derived from nothing. | ||
Well, yeah, and reality is a reminder to everyone that there is something higher than you that exists outside of you that transcends you. | ||
And leftists resent that because their whole philosophy depends on the idea that you can speak reality into existence, that what you believe and what you say, you make your own reality and you make your own meaning. | ||
And when reality hits them in the face, that makes them go crazy. | ||
They call it manifesting. Yeah. | ||
Yeah. Yeah. So I got a bunch of friends who are like manifesting things. | ||
And I'm like, bro, you're not mad. Like, Ian thinks he can make it rain. | ||
I mean, even at the political level... | ||
Babylon Bee manifests stuff by writing things in our headlines and they come true to each other. | ||
That is true. You guys are, you know, going to discover a new religion here. | ||
But the... No, I mean, even at the political level, obviously, they don't discuss manifesting. | ||
But, you know, we'll talk about self-ID, which is essentially the same thing. | ||
I am just a woman because I've said I'm a woman. | ||
Now, one of the funny things about self-ID is it inherently collapses in on itself. | ||
It's an absurdity. It's actually a logical contradiction. | ||
Because if I were to say that I identify as a woman, right... | ||
Well, what do they say? Well, I didn't just become a woman. | ||
I've been a woman my whole life. Okay, so when I identified as a man, I wasn't really a man. | ||
So you're saying that my self-ID isn't always accurate. | ||
Right. There's no logic. | ||
Yeah, there's zero logic. But it actually... | ||
Like, self-ID literally refutes itself. | ||
Speaking of which, who was that guy that recently came out? | ||
Josh Sider. Yeah, he faked being a transgender person for six months. | ||
We actually have a camera guy filming the whole thing. | ||
Oh my gosh. That's insane. | ||
I mean... | ||
You know, we knew, I think a lot of people kind of had an idea, but we had actually ended up talking to him because he came on the show and he said it was a social experiment where he was trying to prove the hypocrisy and gullibility of the left. | ||
So it was an absurdist character where he's like obviously a ripped guy who goes to the gym with chest hair and facial hair but wearing lipstick. | ||
And he has these funny bits where he's like, I said to the man now on the date with me that I think the man should pay, and I pushed the check to him, and then he says, okay, then you should pay, and pushed it back, and that was rude. | ||
And so it was like kind of obvious, but he followed all the rules. | ||
But the fact that he committed to it for like five months, I mean, that is dedication right there. | ||
Yeah, people were saying he's a, who was it, Jim Belushi? | ||
Well, here's... Oh, was that... | ||
Oh my gosh, that old film? | ||
Wait, what... Oh, in... | ||
When does Jim Belushi... | ||
What film did Jim Belushi do that in? | ||
He was a character actor. Oh, okay. | ||
So he's like literally... | ||
Like method actor? Am I saying the wrong actor, maybe? | ||
Are you thinking of like Miss Doubtfire with Robin Williams? | ||
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No. Or just that they're saying he took on this character so intensely. | |
Because that's what character actors do. | ||
Who's that famous method actor who played Lincoln? | ||
Daniel Day-Lewis. Daniel Day-Lewis. | ||
He's great, man. I love it. | ||
I want to bring it back to this because we're talking about an election right now where Joy Reid is saying if you want to have... | ||
I'm sorry, let me make sure it's perfectly clear. | ||
That the want of children is part of a nationalistic drive towards fascism. | ||
That is to say... If you are a woman or man and you're in your mid to late 20s and you're thinking about having a family, which is about the time you should be, you're a fascist. | ||
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Yeah, exactly. This is all humans everywhere. | |
This is any time you propose anything that's good for children or good for the future, they call it fascism. | ||
When you say you should be able to show porn to children in schools, they say that's fascism. | ||
This is the meme. Where literal everything is fascism. | ||
Fitness, health and fitness is fascism, you know? | ||
And it makes me so mad. | ||
Being a father of five kids and knowing how much joy a child brings, not only, I mean, are these people evil liars who are, you know, taking us all towards civilizational suicide, but they're robbing so many young people, gullible young minds, | ||
of I'm a change. | ||
That said, so many young couples were saying they didn't think they would have kids or they were sure they weren't going to have kids because of anxiety over the climate. | ||
I mean, give it two more years, I'm sure they'll have something else to argue. | ||
The reality is that they are preying on what I think is a totally natural apprehension. | ||
You know, having children is serious. | ||
It's a big responsibility. It changes your life. | ||
But it doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. | ||
And you'll never be ready for it. | ||
No, I'm sure. I don't care how financially stable you think you are, no one is ready to have kids. | ||
And you just got to do it. | ||
Right, but they're preying on this anxiety, this naturally occurring self-doubt, right? | ||
Like, am I ready? Can I provide for whatever? | ||
That's fine. But the alternative is, especially right now, J.D. Vance being like, we should do whatever we can to support people. | ||
I love him. He's fantastic. | ||
The most pro-family candidate I've ever seen. | ||
And actually putting policy ideas behind it to support people who want to have kids is just... | ||
I love it. What are these... | ||
Like, does Jory have a family? | ||
Like, what are they gonna do? I guess it's gonna be like Chelsea Handler where she says she does- she wakes up in the morning, does drugs and masturbates. | ||
I know it's a little crass to say, but like that's literally what she said she does. | ||
Well that's the vision we're sold of what happiness is. | ||
Unbridled sexual pleasure, completely disconnected from reason, being able to do whatever you want all the time, going to concerts, spending money on vacations and traveling, and not contributing anything to society or the future. | ||
That's what happiness is. That's what you'll be fulfilled doing. | ||
And it's actually the people who live normal, traditional lives with a family, with a wife, with children, with a career that is conducive to the flourishing of their family, who are actually just pretending to be happy. | ||
Don't let them fool you. The suburbs are a horrible place to live, and everyone truly feels suffocated by the picket fence that they live behind. | ||
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And nobody likes having that leave-it-to-be-for-style life. | |
But the city is just so great, and we love being streamed at and stabbed by homeless people on the subway. | ||
You're the one who's faking it. The American dream has always been to live in a 5x10 bachelor apartment with no bathroom or sink, and then to walk outside to the smell of sour milk, to spend $50 every day dealing with buses and high cost of food, and then you have nothing left over at the end of the day, but that's the dream! | ||
That's the dream! That's what you want! | ||
You're happy! Because you asked, Joy Reid has three kids, I looked it up. | ||
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Three kids, oh my gosh. She's a fascist! | |
What are the only points that they have here? | ||
Oh, wait, wait, no, no, unless you say it was an accident. | ||
I think it was intentional. | ||
She says the want of having children is fascist, so she must have accidentally had kids. | ||
Yeah, she didn't want it. She didn't want it. | ||
Does she have kids? Yeah, she has three. | ||
Well, it wasn't fascist when she did it. | ||
Obviously. Obviously, you guys. | ||
Come on. It's only fascist when the birth rate is collapsing. | ||
It's only fascist when white people do it. | ||
Exactly, literally. It's fascist when white people have children. | ||
It's fascist when you try to do something about the collapsing birth rate in your country that isn't just importing millions of people from other countries to replace you and your family. | ||
No. Anything besides that is fascism. | ||
Do as I say and not as I did, says Joy Reid. | ||
Not as I did. Very depressing. | ||
Well, let's jump back to politics because we have this from the Post Millennial. | ||
Let's see. Oh, no, wait. Not this one. | ||
Where's the... Here we go. Border Patrol agents say there will be an exodus if Kamala Harris wins. | ||
Quote, I'm not doing this ish again, one agent said. | ||
Four more years of hell. | ||
Good God. This is exactly what Kamala Harris wants to hear, though. | ||
Look at that. Look at that face. She's excited. | ||
She's excited for this. Look, they are the ones who ended Remain in Mexico. | ||
90 executive orders were overturned. | ||
Was it 90, I believe? At the start of the administration that allowed the border to explode. | ||
To hear this, Kamala and Joe are high-fiving. | ||
This is what they're hoping for, because it gives them an excuse. | ||
It's not our fault they all resigned. | ||
I feel for these guys too. | ||
Just the things, the human tragedy that these guys have seen over the last four years. | ||
I mean, I saw a figure the other day, something close, almost 400,000 unaccompanied minors have crossed the border, many of whom have been lost, many of whom are being used in sex trafficking and forced labor. | ||
That's almost as many slaves as we brought into North America during the entirety of the slave trade. | ||
I mean, that's insane. | ||
In just four years. | ||
And these border agents have been the last line of defense having to deal with all this, having all their tools taken from them, seeing dead kids and dead women in the desert. | ||
I can't imagine the toll that that must take on a guy trying to do his job. | ||
I wouldn't want to do it for four more years either. | ||
No, I think it's wonderful that they're speaking up for themselves. | ||
They're saying we will not be treated this way. | ||
I think it's great that they are saying we cannot do another four years of being blamed for all of this. | ||
I mean, that's what I really felt like. | ||
And really, if the Biden administration wanted to get serious, which they obviously never did, they would have removed Alejandro Mayorkas because he really was terrible at his job and also betrayed the agents. | ||
I mean, I don't remember, I don't know if you remember the scandal with like, theoretically, horse whips, yeah, which the photographer who took the photo of the agent and the migrant was like, no, they weren't whipping them. | ||
Like that's not what's happening at all. | ||
And meanwhile, Mayorkas had already gone to Congress and condemned the agents. | ||
I mean, the Biden administration, you can, you know, obviously, I don't agree with their policy on it, but they also treated the agents who are in a position where they are trying to do very difficult things with no resources and no support, were constantly thrown under the bus by the federal government. | ||
And again, I love when they endorsed, I think it was their executive council endorsed Donald Trump. | ||
I love that they are saying we are not going to stand around for this. | ||
Obviously, there's a question of national security. | ||
Not so good for us if there's a mandate. | ||
On the other hand, good. Advocate for yourself because the Biden administration, the Biden-Harris administration, has totally treated you with disregard and, I would think, with malice, really. | ||
Mayorkas is a sinister character. | ||
He's a sinister character. | ||
One of the things that made me so angry about that hoax was even if it was true, you've got literal millions of people pouring over the border right now, children being sex trafficked across our border, fentanyl coming across our border and killing our citizens, and you're concerned that border patrol agents might have been mean to people illegally entering our country? | ||
That's what we're supposed to be up in arms about? | ||
That's what gets national news coverage? | ||
Who cares? Somebody needs to solve this problem before we start policing whether we're solving this problem in the nicest possible way that ensures nobody has their feelings hurt when they're trying to disrespect the laws of our country. | ||
But then they had to agree that it was a problem, and the Biden-Harris administration tried for as long as they could to say it wasn't a problem at all. | ||
Did you guys see the meme from J.D. Vance? | ||
I did. I thought that was really... | ||
It's Millionaire, and it's Martha Reddits. | ||
And the question is, the acceptable number of apartment complexes taken over by illegal alien Venezuelan gangs, and it's A, a handful, B, three, C, a bushel, or D, zero? | ||
And the correct answer was A, a handful, and then it's J.D. Vance making that face from the debate. | ||
What a great meme, that face. | ||
It is. I just really want to say, in response to that, those apartment buildings being taken over, when you have literal Venezuelan gangs who have illegally entered into our country and are starting to conquer apartment complexes, I just want everyone to know that I sleep very soundly at night knowing no Border Patrol agents are hitting illegals entering into our country with ropes. | ||
Because that would just break my heart. | ||
That would be a national issue that we would have to have a national dialogue over. | ||
But let's break this down. That story was also, as I mentioned, Democrats are children. | ||
They saw an image of Reigns flailing in the wind and they went, those are whips. | ||
Yes, dude. Well, think about it. | ||
She said that was only a handful of buildings. | ||
When we saw a literal, like, what was it, two or three migrants supposedly being whipped, even when they were not, and it turned out to be a lie, it was like, if this happens to one single person, we as a country stand condemned of living up to our moral duty! | ||
But then when we allow Venezuelan gangs to take over multiple apartment buildings in Colorado, it's just a handful, who cares? | ||
It's okay when it happens to Americans. | ||
And there was a worker who was mercilessly beaten, and there are photos that are so graphic we can't show them, but that person's life doesn't matter to these corporate journalists. | ||
The Babylon Bee covered this story with a headline, ABC News argues 9-11 was overblown as it was only a handful of buildings. | ||
No, but it's literally that level of argumentation. | ||
That's insane. Yeah. | ||
That's why I say it's a death cult. | ||
They don't want you to have kids. | ||
If you want to have kids, you're a fascist. | ||
They celebrate death and destruction, and they defend things that cause chaos. | ||
And I gotta be honest, guys. | ||
Look, I know not everybody out there watching is religious or anything. | ||
I don't consider myself a Christian, but boy, does it feel demonic. | ||
It feels as though these people have become possessed by some malevolent force. | ||
Because how do you get angry when law enforcement is trying to stop people from literally breaking the law, illegally entering the country? | ||
You defend criminal gangs that are threatening and mercilessly beating innocent people. | ||
You defend them. And now we know Trendy Aragua is taking over Times Square. | ||
And they've taken over four complexes in San Antonio. | ||
One was raided by cops. | ||
Three more have yet to be raided. | ||
And those fascist cops got away with raiding that building? | ||
Horrible. How is it that Democrat politicians and these liberals are always on the side of whatever is destroying and hurting innocent people? | ||
I have a theory about that. | ||
I think that they have debauched themselves into such a callous state of spiritual ugliness that anytime they see anything that reminds them that there's anything in the world besides their own hideousness, it upsets them, and they want to see it harmed. | ||
Well, you said demonic. | ||
It's Luciferian. | ||
It's, you know, the Paradise Lost, you know, the Satan character says it's better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven. | ||
And that's kind of their mentality. They'd rather have power and rule over the ashes and the chaos than to serve in a place of order and heaven. | ||
Well, hyperpolarization. | ||
More and more people just want to be on a team. | ||
But when I look at the right right now, whatever you want to call it, RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Elon Musk, and Donald Trump, this is not your traditional right-wing conservative group. | ||
RFK, I wouldn't call it conservative, Tulsi Gabbard especially now. | ||
No, I wouldn't even call Trump a conservative on many issues. | ||
He's very moderate. He's a 90s Democrat. | ||
And then you have the Democratic Party, which don't represent any real ideology other than chaos. | ||
Yep. It's the Joker. | ||
What did Pelosi say when California was trying to give $150,000 to illegal immigrants to buy houses? | ||
We're going to give them the American dream. | ||
They're going to take it from you first. | ||
And that means Gen Z will be left holding an empty bag. | ||
That's wild, dude. I can't believe... | ||
No, I can believe that for sure, but Gen Z, if they're... | ||
I don't know how many of them are going to vote for Kamala Harris, but boy, talk about burning yourself to the ground. | ||
Gen Z, I feel, is kind of weirdly based. | ||
They grew up under wokeism. | ||
They grew up being taught that white people are terrible. | ||
And so there's something happening with Gen Z that it'll be interesting to see what happens when they become a voting age, I think. | ||
Yeah, I'm hoping that a good portion of them are just going to be based. | ||
I know that Gen Z guys are actually leaning based. | ||
Yeah. And I say based because they're not necessarily conservative. | ||
They're just anti-establishment, anti-uniparty, and they're looking for something, anything that's different because, as I mentioned, they're giving away the American dream that belongs to the next generation. | ||
They're giving it to non-citizens. And Kamala uniting with Dick Cheney, what is more uniparty than that? | ||
I mean, I've never seen a race that's more evidently the people versus the machine. | ||
Right. I mean, it's not ideological, really, on either side. | ||
It's just the people versus this unit party. | ||
It is amazing that that Trump's bipartisan is incorporating two former Democrats who the party really rejected, Tulsi and RFK. | ||
And in response, the DNC... | ||
see in the Harris campaign are like, well, we're going to bring you the most establishment Republicans we can find. | ||
That most, especially with Liz Cheney, who who who's was ousted by a different Republican challenger. | ||
I mean, these are Republicans Republicans have rejected because the party changed under Trump. I do want to ask, though, especially since you have younger children, do you think Gen Z is likely to be more polaroids like even if half are more conservative, they're this new energy, are the other half sort of too progressive to be recalled back to sanity? | ||
Yeah, it's possible. | ||
Well, because the other half is kind of all mentally ill and on drugs. | ||
That's the other thing that is kind of the wild card in this whole situation is so many kids are medicated now, mentally ill. | ||
I saw a crazy meme where a person said that they were feeling depressed and unmotivated. | ||
They went to a therapist and the therapist offered them SSRIs and they immediately snapped back all the complications, all the news stories, to which the doctor says, you are correct, you're very smart, and then threw away the prescription. | ||
And then, it's a meme, I don't know if it's real, but they were just like, why would they even try to prescribe that if they knew that stuff? | ||
Yeah, well, it's a medical solution to a spiritual problem, ultimately. | ||
I completely agree with you. | ||
And people are suffering from many mental health issues because they're just not living as man is meant to live. | ||
They're doing horrible, disgusting things, and they feel guilt about it, and they try to repress the guilt, and it ends up manifesting as depression or anxiety, or they're allowing themselves to be used, or whatever it is. | ||
But if you actually look at the Pew Research data we have on this, liberal women between the ages of 18 and 29 Are majority mentally ill. | ||
56% of them have been diagnosed with a mental health condition. | ||
People on the left... Women are crazy? Liberal women, specifically. | ||
But liberal women, it's true, liberal women, and the reality is liberal men are significantly more likely than conservative men to be diagnosed with mental health issues. | ||
Because liberalism gives you a broken worldview that you can't maintain. | ||
Exactly. And so what I find to be one of the most hilarious ironies of modern political history is that given how mentally ill the left is, literally by the actual data, which shows they're significantly more likely to be mentally ill, we can only conclude that it was Reagan shutting down the mental institutions that made the modern left possible. | ||
If we still had mental institutions, if we still had mental institutions and we still locked the craziest people up instead of telling them there's nothing wrong with you, you're fine, why don't you actually shape the political discourse or teach a public school. | ||
and completely restructure our understanding of what the differences between men and women are or other such understandings we've had for all of history until, you know, we deregulated the asylums and all of a sudden a bunch of people started saying it's not crazy to dress up as a woman when you're a man or think that you're non-binary. | ||
And now what ends up happening is you have a lot of people who wouldn't ordinarily suffer with that kind of psychological pathology but because of social contagion, they're doing it. | ||
So you have people who in the past would have been a normal mentally healthy person who say, I'm non-binary. | ||
And it's like, well no, you just want attention. | ||
If you actually thought you weren't on Binary, you would be severely mentally ill. | ||
Ladies and gentlemen, we have breaking news. | ||
The Trump campaign has just dropped a brand new advertisement. | ||
And it is the full 26 minutes. | ||
Can we pull this up? This is the full 26 minutes of the Kamala Harris interview with Brett Baier. | ||
That's literally it. | ||
And then it ends with... | ||
I think I gotta refresh it here. | ||
That's hilarious! The administration did and say and think differently. | ||
Madam Vice President, they're wrapping me very hard here. | ||
I hope you got to say what you wanted to say about Donald Trump. | ||
There are a lot of things that people want to learn about you and your policies and that's why we invited you here. | ||
I invite everyone to go to KamalaHarris.com and you will see that I have 80 Pages of policies that are quite comprehensive and should be accessible to anyone who would like to read them. | ||
And it includes what I intend to do about affordable housing, what I intend to do about small businesses, what I intend to do to strengthen our economy. | ||
To see where you were in 2019 and where you are now. | ||
To support America's military and ensure we have the most lethal and best fighting force in the world. | ||
Madam Vice President, they're giving me a hard wrap. | ||
Well, I thank you for the time. | ||
I thank you for the time. It's good to meet you. | ||
Thank you very much. Thank you. She just doesn't respond to people. | ||
Oh, that's it? I thought they were going to say I'm Donald Trump and I approve this message. | ||
She doesn't take into account the fact that another person is speaking to her. | ||
She just keeps repeating the same talking points. | ||
She doesn't know how to have dialogue. | ||
Is that strange too? | ||
I mean, not from her, but it's just interesting how she keeps plowing forward. | ||
She's not at a rally with a bunch of people with a teleprompter. | ||
She's just sitting across from this guy and he's talking to her and she's continuing to talk over him with her speech But she went into this thinking it was a hostile interview And so after I mean it wasn't even that long 26 minutes or ever I'm not surprised at the end She's still trying to argue that you know Her plans are good and she has so much to say because she's she's not she's it's clear what he's doing He's like, yeah, we invited you here to talk about your stuff, but you want to talk about Trump She's trying to make up for a lost time | ||
Yes. | ||
Who's gonna win? Listen, I don't make predictions anymore. | ||
I think her campaign's very worried. | ||
I think her campaign's very worried, but I can't call this one. | ||
Trump's up in the polls. That's how the whole thing started with Donald Trump up two points. | ||
A few months ago, or a month ago, he was down two points. | ||
Now he's up two points. Do polls matter, though? | ||
This all rests on Michigan and Pennsylvania and how fair their election is going to be. | ||
I mean, just some of the stuff that came out today from the Government Accountability Project, there are 53 Michigan counties that have more than 100% voter registration, and that is from them not cleaning up their rolls, so when people die or people move away, they just don't delete the names. | ||
And we know double voting happens. | ||
I mean, it happened by the thousands in Florida in 2016. | ||
Michigan has... | ||
Hire Democrat poll watchers to Republican poll watchers in a 10 to 1 ratio, even though the state law requires a 1 to 1 ratio. | ||
They're not removing dead people. | ||
They're not removing illegal immigrants. | ||
They're suing states that try to remove illegal immigrants. | ||
They're suing states to try to clean up their voter rolls. | ||
Ohio's very red. They have a conservative secretary of state who cleaned up the voter rolls. | ||
And Ohio found that hundreds of illegal immigrants had already voted, and thousands were registered to vote in Ohio. | ||
And so, you know, the fact that they're not doing this in Michigan, all it takes is, you know, 10,000, 20,000 of these and they can swing the election in both Michigan and Pennsylvania with as close as it is. | ||
Well, the DOJ is now suing several states to stop them from trying to remove non-citizens from their voting rules. | ||
Yeah. And that right there is just like a red flag. | ||
Yep. And then as a double red flag, the fact checkers came out and said, actually, that's false. | ||
They're not stopping them from doing that. | ||
They're just saying you can't purge voter rolls. | ||
It's like, within 90 days. | ||
That's the argument. Chicago is a great example. | ||
In Chicago and Cook County, they have not deleted anyone from their voter rolls due to death. | ||
No one has died in Chicago. | ||
According to the voter rolls, no one has died in Chicago for like five years. | ||
And that's like the number one place where people die in this country. | ||
Everyone dies in Chicago. | ||
Every weekend, thousands of people are getting shot. | ||
But they're all still voting. | ||
They're all still voting. No one dies in Chicago. | ||
And I know this because I see them vote every year. | ||
Exactly. It's like that joke where the place burns down and the guy's like, well, it's a good thing they got an insurance policy yesterday. | ||
And they're like, don't you find that odd? | ||
And he goes, what do you mean? It happens all the time. | ||
Ha! It's a family guy joke. | ||
So yeah, what do you mean? | ||
Nobody dies in Chicago. Check the voter rolls. | ||
They vote every election. | ||
Yeah, exactly. And that means they're alive. | ||
This guy was one of the first Democrats. | ||
He voted for the Republican Party the entire time he was alive. | ||
He was the first person to vote for the Republican Party back in 1861. | ||
Now he's endorsing Kamala Harris. | ||
He switched parties. | ||
Oh, wow. | ||
Are you joking? | ||
I'm not joking. That's not a Babylon Bee headline. | ||
I was like, you work for the Babylon Bee, so I don't know if this is real or not. | ||
Ellen's voting is weird because Maine lets everyone vote, but not all states do. | ||
It's inconsistent, and it's decided by the states. | ||
But I think these last-minute state-level who can vote, how they're allowed to count stuff, may actually come into play during the 24 hours that we're waiting for. | ||
They're also 48 hours the week after. | ||
Sure. Because... Especially if judges are deciding them, you know, two weeks out from the election, a week out from the election, that means do all counties know these things? | ||
Do all felons know they're allowed to vote now? | ||
Are they going to sue over the fact that they weren't given a ballot? | ||
I mean, these are issues that they're creating so it can be disputed election for as long as possible. | ||
Exactly. And so, just to everyone listening to this, if you're getting excited looking at the polls showing that Trump is ahead or seeing that he's way ahead in the betting market, you need to get out there and you need to vote like every illegal alien and dead person in this country is voting. | ||
You know, I heard a... | ||
Ensure a victory even if they cheat. | ||
I heard a funny joke that—I can't remember who said this. | ||
Who are we talking to? | ||
They said there's a bunch of guys who are like, I'm not voting. | ||
I don't care. And then someone said, for every vote you cast, you cancel one woman's vote. | ||
I said that as a joke the other day. | ||
Oh, you said that. Yeah, I said that to you as a joke. | ||
I was like, you cancel a woman's vote every time you vote. | ||
Well, there you go. Say it. | ||
Then for all the people like, ah, I don't want to vote. | ||
It's like, okay, well then, you know, cancel out a vote of a woman or something. | ||
I love JD's old idea. I don't know if this was JD's idea. | ||
It was accused to be his idea, but the idea that parents can get a vote for each of their kids. | ||
I love that. I agree. | ||
I totally agree. Until they turn 18. Totally agree. | ||
Parents, families. If they're paying for the child themselves, if you're receiving government assistance. | ||
They have to be married. Right. Yeah, have to be married. | ||
All right, boom. If you're married, yeah, I would agree. | ||
You have more skin in the game. I mean, you should have more of a weight to your vote, I think. | ||
Absolutely. Or how about you just, you can't vote if you don't have kids. | ||
I'd be fine with that, too. It'd be great. | ||
Well, what are you voting on? | ||
Yeah. Like, we are voting for the future of this country, and it is not going to us. | ||
We are aging out. | ||
It's the young people who need to be taught, educated, and gifted the trees that we have planted so that they may bask under the beautiful shade. | ||
This is the crazy thing about everything that's going on. | ||
Nobody wants to plant trees anymore. | ||
We are a society of people who are harvesting the trees, ripping them down. | ||
And everyone's saying, like, dude, are you going to plant the tree? | ||
It's like, you want me to do the work to plant a tree? | ||
I'm not going to get to sit in the shade. | ||
And then what? Someone else shows up and cuts it down? | ||
What do I get for that? That's where we're at. | ||
It's amazing how your mindset changes when you have kids. | ||
It took me about till kid three, till my selfishness started to finally leak away. | ||
But I'm at the point now where everything I do is to make money that I never want to spend. | ||
Everything I do is for them to give them a future and what sometimes appears to be a dark future to set them up as best I can. | ||
And hopefully Kamala doesn't take away the inheritance tax. | ||
Take away the inheritance tax? | ||
Or institute an inheritance tax. | ||
I was going to say, hold on a minute. | ||
Yeah, they're always trying to do that, the 100% inheritance tax. | ||
That's insane! It's communism. | ||
It is communism. It comes from a place of pure hatred. | ||
Again, they want to destroy the family. | ||
The reality is that inheritance taxes hurt the poor and middle class more than they hurt rich people. | ||
Poor people and middle class people inherit a larger percentage of their wealth than do rich people. | ||
So, for example, if someone is raised in a really rich family, in many cases, the reason that they're going to end up being so successful can sometimes be because of an inheritance. | ||
Oftentimes, it's just nepotism. | ||
It's just knowing the right people. | ||
It's your parents having a certain connection. | ||
It's them being able to afford a good education for you. | ||
And that's great. People who are wealthy should do those things for their children. | ||
Poor people, if they get ahead, it's usually because intergenerational wealth has built up in real estate, right? | ||
You were able to get a loan to buy a house, and then you were able to build up wealth for your family. | ||
Or farmers. This is another thing that people don't consider. | ||
I mean, inheritance taxes are really, really bad for farming families. | ||
And we don't talk about this enough. | ||
The left... Seems to just screw with the people who make the food everywhere they come to power. | ||
It's irresistible to them to cause food shortages. | ||
But what happens is farmers, they make a pretty normal yearly salary in many cases, but their equipment and the farm that they own is worth a lot of money. | ||
And so they need to pass that on to their children, not so their children can be living a spoiled, decadent life, but so that they can continue to farm. | ||
And what happens is when you have these inheritance taxes, they have to sell off a large portion of the farm. | ||
And look, they're selling that to some massive farming conglomerate or another family, which is increasing their wealth. | ||
And now they're out of the game. | ||
Right. And I think wealthy people are able to afford advice on how to get out of any kind of inheritance tax. | ||
They are able to set up provisions or whatever they need to to pass down money or to provide money to family members that, you know, it's just not accessible on the same level to poor or middle class people. | ||
And so... You know, it's like instituting a tax that you know you won't have to abide by, but will keep the people lower than you down on the ladder. | ||
And that's what they want, especially for the immigrants coming in. | ||
They don't want any of these immigrants to be upwardly mobile. | ||
They don't want them to make it into the middle class or the upper class. | ||
They want them to be generationally and permanently dependent, drug addicted, welfare addicted, because that's what's most useful to them. | ||
Well, they're making a caste system. And when you bring in non-citizens and try and give them jobs, but you give them temporary status and work permits, what you're saying is you can do our menial tasks. | ||
You will never have a say in how this country operates. | ||
They want to create a servant class, a surf class, and an elite class that doesn't do work. | ||
They're going to automate out the jobs, and the idea is the wealthy American elites, and it does not include the working class, Are going to have everything they want automated, and everyone else is going to fight over the lowest level jobs and live in the gutter. | ||
What's with Democrats and slaves? | ||
They're always trying that. I know, you know. | ||
Well, let's grab this story here from the Daily Mail. | ||
Evil supergang seizes four apartment complexes in San Antonio. | ||
Well, that's only a handful, Tim. It is true. | ||
What's a supergang? | ||
That sounds like something Trump would say. | ||
I kind of like that. Supergang. | ||
They're a super gang. | ||
Very big. Not good. | ||
It's like some horrible crossover between the X-Men and a gang. | ||
It is a transnational gang. | ||
Wow. So remember when we were all like, oh, hey, geez, wow, they're taking over apartments in Aurora and the media went, no, they're not. | ||
Now they've graduated too, but it's only a handful. | ||
Now we're up to, yes, but only a handful in a few cities. | ||
We are literally at the point where a foreign, invasive, violent faction has entered this country by force with guns and are occupying areas in New York City, San Antonio, Aurora, and I guarantee you many other cities we don't yet know about. | ||
Yep. Texas. And guess what? | ||
Anytime any of those stories get brought up, they're going to scoff at it too. | ||
They're not going to say it's not true. It's no big deal. | ||
It's only a handful in a few cities. | ||
If and when that becomes the status quo because Kamala Harris gets elected, naturalizes all the illegals in every swing state that she's placed, and then Democrats win every election forever. | ||
What's going to happen eventually is this will become commonplace, and they will say, there was never a time in American history where this didn't happen. | ||
This was always the norm. | ||
We just weren't talking about it. | ||
Whenever the left makes life worse for everyone or their policies completely fail and destroy our standard of living or decrease it, they go, well, that's always how it was. | ||
We've always had rolling blackouts, guys. | ||
What do you mean? Oh, come on. | ||
Everyone used to have electricity? | ||
That was propaganda. Fire and brimstone has always rained down from the heavens. | ||
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Exactly. That's normal. | |
It's always happened. There's nothing we can do about it. | ||
None of our behavior should change. | ||
Let's just keep living the way we are. We have kind of a preview looking at Europe. | ||
They're about 10 years further down the road than us. | ||
You know, you have all these kind of no-go zones for police where you have these enclaves of Islamic Sharia law where there's just no rule of law. | ||
There's no Western rule of law in those zones. | ||
It's an invasion. It's a literal invasion. | ||
You have people... If you've gotten to the point where police officers are no longer able to enforce the country's decided upon laws within a particular region, that region belongs to somebody else. | ||
Right? That's insurrection. | ||
It is! | ||
If you want to talk about insurrection, that is sedition. | ||
It's worse than January 6th. | ||
Letting them come and do whatever they want? | ||
If you allow people to take over a neighborhood and then your country's laws no longer apply to that particular region, they've effectively seceded. | ||
They can do whatever they want. Yeah. | ||
Yeah. Sedition. A seditious conspiracy, in fact. | ||
Yeah. Maybe they should get 20 years in prison. | ||
No. No, that's never going to happen. | ||
They're not going to get in trouble. They should send them back, though. | ||
You guys got to watch last night's episode with Red Yard Lynch. | ||
A lot of people are messaging saying it was one of the best episodes they've ever seen. | ||
And the members only was also one of the best members only we've ever done. | ||
No pressure, Joel. I don't want to necessarily repeat things that were said because they were like up there. | ||
And I'll leave it at that. | ||
But I recommend you watch last night's episode. | ||
It got really heated around like eight, about a four, about 40 minutes in when Red Yard started getting into history of falling dynasties, civil war, revolutions. | ||
And let's just say that he gave specific examples of various collapses of societies throughout history to what we see today. | ||
And then he made a rather extreme prediction, which is the most extreme prediction I've heard anyone give. | ||
And he's very convincing because he's like... | ||
I don't know, robotic almost. | ||
He's not animated or holding up a sign saying the end is nigh. | ||
He's simply saying, like, well, what we saw with the French Revolution is the king trying to suspend parliament, parliament refusing, and then overnight you get civil war, you get violence, you get riots, and it was a series of revolutions. | ||
In fact, it wasn't just one. He said... | ||
And counter-revolutions. | ||
Right. It was just over and over. | ||
And then you've got the empire. | ||
And then he said that he has a bet with a friend that the United States will see 1,000 political deaths domestically by April. | ||
Wow. And I'm thinking like, okay, I got optimism bias and normalcy bias. | ||
That's not going to happen. Well, you know... | ||
Mr. Civil War? | ||
Yeah. You don't think it's going to happen? | ||
Yeah, because... | ||
And this is another point of the conversation... | ||
Mr. Civil War is – I read an article in a newspaper and then said they said a civil war may be coming. | ||
Now, I don't know when or how that would happen, but I can't imagine a scenario, a thousand people. | ||
I mean we certainly postulated and came up with potentialities of how it could happen, but I'm like, I don't know about that by April. | ||
And, yo, he's a smart guy. | ||
And he laid out his arguments and they're very convincing. | ||
Political crisis. He said, we're at a point in this country where it is obvious both sides do not care to convince each other. | ||
They care to only convince each other that they have plausible deniability to engage in whatever behavior they need to in order to take power. | ||
He also said he thought Trump is going to win the election, but that Democrats are going to reject it. | ||
This is going to lead to a political crisis and then so on and so forth. | ||
They had a couple of FBI whistleblowers on Capitol Hill a few weeks ago. | ||
I can't remember who these guys were, what they were whistleblowing about, kind of the corruption that's going on in the FBI. But at the end of the whistleblower's testimony, this FBI agent said, my advice to the American people right now is to buy guns and ammo and hunker down. | ||
And hearing that from an FBI whistleblower, it has a little more weight than just some random guy, you know what I mean? | ||
You're like, what does he mean? | ||
You know, one of the most important things he said was that people have this thing in their mind where they believe it happens slowly. | ||
Hmm. But every single instance has been an overnight thing. | ||
And he mentioned the Bolsheviks were about 3% of the country in Russia. | ||
And they took power. | ||
You do not need... And I've been banging my head on the table telling people this. | ||
They don't get it. Like Bill Maher, like, there's not going to be... | ||
This was talk four years ago when Bill Maher was talking about civil war, saying, no, it's not going to happen. | ||
And people seem to think you need a Mason-Dixon line. | ||
People seem to think that you need two opposing state factions that align themselves. | ||
None of this is true. People seem to think, no, but you need, like, large populations. | ||
Never the case. | ||
That famous quote is, what is it like? | ||
Never let it be said that a small group of dedicated people can't change the world. | ||
Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has. | ||
When you look at almost every revolution or civil war or conflict, it happens seemingly overnight. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Granted, to be fair, the American Civil War did take a very, very long time. | ||
And people don't realize how weird and bizarre the level of peace and prosperity we've enjoyed for the last 60 years is. | ||
Yeah. | ||
It is an anomaly. | ||
And just the last 20 years, it seems like a lot of groundwork has been set for hard times to come again. | ||
Not to be pessimistic or anything. | ||
No, no, I think it's totally right. | ||
But I don't think it's pessimism. | ||
I think it's just... Realism, right? | ||
Yeah. We have lived in a golden age. | ||
Yeah. Where we have morbidly obese homeless people. | ||
Yeah. Like, this is incongruous with reality. | ||
It cannot be sustained. | ||
Morbidly obese homeless people, it seems to be paradoxical in a sense. | ||
We've solved hunger. I was doing this research when I was looking into the free school lunch programs that Tim Wells is doing and some of these other governors are doing, and I wanted some figures on how many kids have died of starvation in the last 10-20 years in the United States. | ||
The answer is zero. There have been no kids that have died from starvation, unless it was like an abusive- But they are dying of heart attacks and stuff. | ||
Right, yeah. Heart attacks, cancer, obesity, all that stuff. | ||
Yeah, 100%. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yep. Yep. | ||
I mean... I'll tell you what. | ||
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Bobby? I'll tell you what. | |
Well, no, I mean, we have in this particular country solved hunger. | ||
The issue is, you know, people, I hate to quote him, but as Jordan B. Peterson always says, they want to compare it to the hypothetical utopia. | ||
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You have to do it in his voice. It's like, man, people are trying to compare this country to the hypothetical utopia in their mind and not reality. | |
That's why it's all falling apart, man. | ||
But... But they're chimpanzees full of snakes. | ||
When I was in college, I had a conversation with a woman. | ||
I remember this was in, I believe this was in 2015, and we were all out to dinner, and there was a shooting in France. | ||
Some Islamic extremists. | ||
Is this the Bataclan? I believe so. | ||
And I remember looking at my phone, reading the death toll, seeing that it increased, and I was horrified. | ||
I was, you know, upset about it. | ||
And she said, you're only upset because it's happening in a first-world country. | ||
And I said, correct, because the entire world has been dangerous for all of history. | ||
And over the last 100 years, we've created small, isolated pockets— That's a good point. | ||
Yeah. So, basically, you admitted you were a bigot? | ||
Yeah, exactly. Well, it's bigoted to be concerned about the fact that the First World is becoming less safe and people are more likely to be murdered by radical Islamic extremists. | ||
That is bigotry. That's fascism. | ||
War and conflict is the norm for Earth. | ||
Yeah. And we have had this, what, I mean, I guess two generations of prosperity? | ||
Three now. I guess it's Gen X. Man, I gotta give a shout-out again to Dickie Bear, because I was saying this the other day on my morning show. | ||
I was talking to Dickie. | ||
He's the lead singer of Mighty Mighty Boston. | ||
Was. They broke up over his rejection of vaccine mandates, among other things. | ||
But that was basically it. So, you know, he wrote the song, The Impression That I Get. | ||
You guys remember that song, right? Mm-hmm. | ||
He has this great line in it. I was talking to him about how I wish I introduced them on stage at Rescue the Republic, because I had this whole thing where I said... | ||
There's a line in the song. I'm not a coward. | ||
I've just never been tested. I like to think that if I was, I would pass. | ||
See all the tested and think there but for the grace go I. I'm not a coward, but I'm afraid of what I might find out. | ||
And as the story goes, I'll give you the simple version of the speech. | ||
When Dickie was working for ABC, he was the announcer for Jimmy Kimmel. | ||
They vaccine mandated their employees. | ||
And he said, this makes no sense. | ||
You know, if I work remote, I'm not in studio. | ||
Why do I have to do this? So I refuse. | ||
He got fired. A very high-paying, high-profile job. | ||
He refused to back down. | ||
And I told him, I said, bro, you were tested, and you passed. | ||
He wrote the song 30 years ago, and he was saying he didn't know if he was a coward or not, but it turns out he was not. | ||
And then he told me he wrote that song because his generation had no great conflict. | ||
Like, the people who came before him had Vietnam, and he was thinking to himself that, like, we grew up in this time where we didn't go fight. | ||
We didn't go to war. | ||
We just... Had it all. | ||
And so he was like, here I am, it's the 90s, and I'm thinking, like, knock on wood that something like this happens to me. | ||
I've not had to deal with that, and I don't know how I would act if something like that actually did happen. | ||
So Gen Xers, Millennials, Gen Z, no conflict. | ||
Turmoil a little bit here and there, but that's not conflict. | ||
And I think we've been programmed, too, at least our generation, to feel guilty for the amount of prosperity that we've had. | ||
I remember Louis C.K. was on Joe Rogan, and he was talking about how it's weird that we have it so good here. | ||
That's not right. We have it so good here. | ||
It shouldn't be that way. | ||
It's all woven. Even with guilt. | ||
I mean, even Seamus' anecdote, this girl is trying to sort of holier-than-thou respond as if you are in the wrong for feeling sad that people are affected by a shooting or something horrible in France. | ||
Well, but you should feel even worse because actually you don't feel guilty enough about the things that happen to people in places that are even more dangerous. | ||
I mean, it's a logic that is built on sort of self-flagellation always. | ||
Yeah, exactly. No action, notably. | ||
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Don't you know that the last shoebill sandpiper is having its habitat destroyed for capital? | |
Who cares if people die? | ||
You only care because they're in the first world. | ||
They're stepping on the turtle eggs. | ||
They're also not doing anything to preserve the rare whatever. | ||
You know what I mean? They want you to feel bad because they know about this thing, but have they donated to a cause? | ||
Have they built the correct habitat? | ||
No. Honest question. | ||
What is it about people that they hate humans so much? | ||
They hate their fathers in a lot of instances. | ||
We did this show a couple years ago with The Daily Wire. | ||
Jeremy Boring was on the show and he made a really great point that... | ||
Oh no, this was here actually at our old studio and Jeremy, he's a co-CEO Daily Wire. | ||
He was talking about how we do everything for humans. | ||
We don't do anything not for humans. | ||
And he didn't say it like this, but his point was, it is the human experience for which we are in pursuit of everything. | ||
If there are no humans, and he said, obviously we want to be good stewards of the earth, we want to take care of it and all of God's creation, but we do everything for other people. | ||
Our motivations are social. | ||
Or ourselves. Right, but it's human. | ||
It's humanity. Mm-hmm. | ||
I think that's particularly interesting. | ||
If there's no humans, then who cares? | ||
Well, yeah. I mean, the kind of self-congratulatory sentimentalism that they indulge in and shed a tear and pat themselves on the back for how virtuous they are because they care about the, you know, 1,000 remaining Kenyan harolas is also a human experience, ironically. | ||
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So they'll say, oh, you know, I really care about this particular thing that's happening somewhere in the world. | |
And they won't do anything about it, but they'll, like, care about it. | ||
They care about humanity in the abstract. | ||
Yeah, it's true. | ||
Then they care about certain animals in the abstract. | ||
But you're absolutely correct. | ||
Ultimately, it's really easy to care about humans as an abstract because the abstract idea of humanity doesn't ask anything of you. | ||
The abstract idea of humanity, here's a fact, it's actually just you. | ||
Like, whenever you say you love humanity and you're only talking about humanity in the abstract, what you're saying is you love yourself. | ||
Because these people never do anything for other people in the particular. | ||
They only talk about humanity as a whole because that doesn't demand anything of you. | ||
It allows you to continue to behave selfishly. | ||
And again, you get to pat yourself on the back with the self-congratulatory moralist sentimentalism. | ||
We didn't get into the story, but the FBI crime data. | ||
Oh my gosh. They revised it. | ||
It's up 4.5%. | ||
Not down. They lied. | ||
Yeah, of course. But Merrick Garland praised himself. | ||
And Kamala Harris praised their administration for reducing crime and then without saying anything to anybody. | ||
So just mentioning that before we go to Superchats because the White House pats themselves on the back for their good job while flubbing the numbers and then later quietly updates them and they did a bad job. | ||
Can I ask something about that, Tim? | ||
I'm not sure what kind of information they would need to find behind the scenes or what kind of investigation would be needed. | ||
But if the FBI... Is intentionally altering crime data to make it seem like the country is safer than it actually is during an election year? | ||
Is that not election interference? | ||
It is. 100%. | ||
How about saying that a laptop was Russian disinformation? | ||
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. | ||
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All right. Nico Barney says, Michael Malice's ableist quote ringing true every time she speaks. | ||
That's true. Yeah. | ||
Yeah. When I was on the Piers show, he showed the clip. | ||
One of the first things he showed was Michael Malice talking to Joe Rogan. | ||
And Joe just busting a gut laughing when Michael Malice is like, well, she's mentally disabled, you know? | ||
He's like, what? He's like, Ukraine is a small country and Russia is a big country. | ||
And then Joe just loses it. | ||
That was so great. | ||
And that's why my ex-profile says CEO of Timcast and host of Timcast IRL and friends with Michael Malice. | ||
Is that actually what it says? | ||
I don't get a shout out in the Twitter bio and Michael Malice does? | ||
It's because somebody tweeted, blocked by Michael Malice. | ||
And then Michael made a point or like made a comment. | ||
Someone made a comment about the people who are proud, like their life's work that you blocked them or something. | ||
It's so dorky. It's embarrassing. | ||
I responded with like, what if I put that I was friends with you? | ||
And then we had like a joking back and forth. | ||
So then I added to my bio friends with Michael Mouse, screenshot it and send it to him. | ||
We very much like him, Michael Mouse. | ||
He's a very, very funny guy. | ||
Sean H says, Tim, did you hear about the 425 million Biden just announced going to Ukraine? | ||
I did. I have friends in Florida still awaiting responses from FEMA from Helene damage to their home. | ||
Why don't they care about us? | ||
Well, because you're not Ukrainian. | ||
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I mean, you think you deserve that money? | |
Geez. Who do you think you are? | ||
Selfish? Know your place. | ||
How's that going to fund the war machine to send you aid? | ||
I mean, come on. Get with it, folks. | ||
What about the Ukrainian... | ||
Have you stopped to think about these poor Ukrainian shell companies that need to funnel their money illegally into their bank accounts so they can buy luxuries? | ||
Come on. You gotta think. | ||
All right. Nick says, Tim, Yu-Gi-Oh! | ||
is significantly better than magic. | ||
That is a joke. | ||
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It's a joke! Alright, we'll grab some more. | |
Schlip says, Hey Tim, you posted a video on X the other day of that rainbow, and I have to ask, is that where Seamus was hiding your spoons? | ||
Did you see the video I sent you, Seamus? | ||
That's offensive. I replied on Twitter. | ||
Yeah, I replied. I saw that. | ||
I was actually laughing really hard. | ||
I'm not going to play it straight when you saw that. | ||
I was like, are you kidding me, dude? | ||
It's not okay. It was a double rainbow. | ||
It warms my heart to see Irish jokes being brought back. | ||
It really does. We've had it too good for too long. | ||
You know, the Irish. Someone should really take them down a peg. | ||
They're not everyone's target. | ||
They've had so much success. | ||
Let's punch up at the Irish. | ||
It was a double rainbow. | ||
Did you notice, too, that it was in front of the tree? | ||
Two pots of gold. If you look at the video, you can see the rainbow actually goes in front of the tree. | ||
That was the crazy thing. It was funny because I was talking about this with... | ||
Actually, I don't know if I can even say this on air or if we'll get in trouble. | ||
We'll say it for the membership. We were joking about it on air. | ||
I think. I can't remember if it was on the after show. | ||
I don't trust you. Okay, fine. | ||
We'll talk about it on the after show. I was going to say something naughty. | ||
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No. All right, all right, here we go. | |
Let's see. Peter Gowak says, Tim, you gotta look into this Tim Waltz story. | ||
It's being reported that he took students to concerts, and one man is accusing that he graped him when he was 14. | ||
I don't believe it for a second. | ||
Yeah, sorry, that sounds like October surprise nonsense with no evidence, but if a real story comes out with evidence and corroborating witnesses, I'll consider it, but I don't, I don't, yeah, these stories are weird. | ||
Let's go. Hold My Beer says, I'm 20 years old and I'm USCG. What are your thoughts on mail-in ballots for military members far from home? | ||
Voted for the first time via ballot. | ||
Yes, 100%. | ||
That's the purpose of mail-in ballots. | ||
It was always originally about helping military service men and women who are away to be able to vote. | ||
Everybody else should show up on election day and vote. | ||
No election month. | ||
No mail-in riffraff. | ||
None of that. Makes no sense. | ||
Well, now the overseas votes, the civilian overseas votes, vastly outnumber military. | ||
Yeah, you know, I saw you... | ||
Doubled in 2016. I believe you posted about this on Twitter. | ||
You had a pretty informative thread about how easy it is for people to just get those ballots. | ||
Yeah, you can sign up. | ||
You can register. You don't have to provide any proof of citizenship or address. | ||
It's state-dependent of how deeply they want to vet you. | ||
But if you're trying to vote in a blue state, chances are they're not going to vet you very hard. | ||
And you can send your ballot via email. | ||
You don't even have to mail it anymore. | ||
And there's a specific get out the vote among expat movement led by the Democrats. | ||
Yep. The DNC has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on harvesting overseas ballots from civilians, from quote unquote civilians. | ||
Yep. They're really trying to fortify this election. | ||
It's crazy. Every vote counts. | ||
I just saw that a bunch of billboards in Chicago were hacked, and they say F Israel with Mr. | ||
Beast screaming, and there's a Palestinian flag that is paid for by Mr. | ||
Beast. Oh no. | ||
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Oh no. Yeah, should I pull this up? | |
That's so funny. Are you going to get in trouble for showing it? | ||
You showed me. I didn't know that was real. | ||
Yeah, Serge showed it to me and I was laughing because I thought it was a meme. | ||
I didn't realize so I actually did. | ||
Here we go. Oh my goodness. | ||
I love that they included that thumbnail shot of him with his mouth open. | ||
Times New Roman at the bottom. | ||
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Mr. Beast, LLC. Yo, that is wild. | |
Dude, that's really funny. | ||
I'm pretty sure whoever did it doesn't actually care about Israel. | ||
Yeah, it just seems like a joke to me. | ||
Right, because if they did, they wouldn't have put Mr. | ||
Beast on it because that makes it funny. | ||
It makes it like a bit. | ||
How many billboards do they do this to? | ||
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I don't know. | |
So it's an Outfront billboard, and I can assure you it was a hack because Outfront reps our billboards that we've purchased in Chicago and in Times Square. | ||
And I tried getting a billboard in Times Square that said – this was back before Elon bought X. I said, I want to get a billboard that says Twitter protects pedophiles. | ||
And they were like, we don't think the landlords are going to allow that, but we'll ask them. | ||
And I was like, I'll pay. Like, let me know how much it's gonna cost. | ||
Because the big scandal was that Twitter would not take down these accounts from people who were trafficking children. | ||
And they came back and they were like, yep, said, sorry, it's not gonna fly. | ||
Nobody wants to take that ad. And then I said, okay, what about like, Twitter protects child abuse? | ||
Like, bro, it's not gonna happen. | ||
And I was like, alright, man. | ||
I tried. Mr. | ||
Beast gets away with this! | ||
If I ever lose my job and get fired from the Babylon Bee, I want to become a full-time billboard hacker. | ||
I think that would be a really gratifying career. | ||
Honestly, that would be a great career. | ||
Not that I recommend that because that's illegal. | ||
If you leave the Babylon Bee now, everyone's going to look to you every time there's a hack. | ||
Yeah, I've just admitted it. | ||
Wouldn't it be funny if it's just like an HDMI cable was like... | ||
Plugged into a computer and then he ran off and that was it. | ||
Took a remote and changed the channel. | ||
Well, that's true though. Has Mr. | ||
Elise had to respond to this yet? Is he going to have to release a statement? | ||
So, I don't know if they still do this anymore. | ||
They probably don't, but they used to have satellite controlled billboards. | ||
And so that's one way that they were getting hacked. | ||
But this is likely just probably local internet. | ||
That's cheaper and easy. I don't see that he's responded to it on Twitter. | ||
Maybe he did. Can we rule out that he did it? | ||
The soy mouth. We rule out whether he did it as journalists. | ||
We're all journalists here. | ||
This is a fair point. The least amount of assumptions... | ||
So Occam's Razor suggests that in the absence of evidence, the solution that makes the least amount of assumptions tends to be correct, and that is Mr. | ||
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Beast bought the billboards. What if Mr. | |
Beast was planning on getting billboards like that, and then someone just did that first as a joke? | ||
He's like, oh great, I don't have to pay for it anymore. | ||
I can picture a scenario where he lost a bet on one of his videos. | ||
Like, if you lose this contest, you have to put this billboard up. | ||
He has to come out and be like, it was a social experiment. | ||
I just want to say it again, because the simple solution is, like, we actually are trying to jump through hoops to justify that it was hacked. | ||
We have no evidence that's true. | ||
All we see is a billboard that claims to have been paid for by Mr. | ||
Beast. All we have is Mr. | ||
Beast wouldn't do that. Exactly. | ||
But we actually, I don't know Mr. | ||
Beast. I don't know him. | ||
We need to believe all billboards is what we need to do. | ||
I don't know that he would do that or not. | ||
All right. Radioactive Rats says, I'm a female from California. | ||
I refuse to vote for a woman president. | ||
I don't care what race she is. | ||
Does that make me sexist against my own gender? | ||
You were always allowed. That's always allowed. | ||
There you go. Feminists will say that you are self-hating, just to put that one out there. | ||
Alright, John W. Christen says, Rudyard was awesome. | ||
Please do a culture war with Rudyard and Stephen Marsh on Civil War. | ||
That would be really good, actually. | ||
I am going to actually message right now and say that's absolutely what we should do. | ||
Because I like Stephen Marsh, but he's a liberal, and so he can see the conflict arising, but he comes from a, the right is wrong, and the right is making Civil War, and the left is good. | ||
And I'm like, okay, well, like, both sides have responsibilities in these things, whether you think they're right or wrong. | ||
He's like, nope. So actually, that would be really cool. | ||
Let's see, send a message. Let's do Stephen Marsh and Rudyard Lynch. | ||
Let's get it. That'd be beast. | ||
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Beast? Beast? | |
Beast? Alright, what do we have here? | ||
We will, uh, what's going on? | ||
Kieran the Meat Man says, Hey Tim, can I get a shout out for Biltong Baron? | ||
We are matching purchase of Biltong through Sun on our website or Public Square with donations to the hurricane victims. | ||
We're at a few hundred at the moment and need more. | ||
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Oh, that's based. Very based. | |
Let's go. Landon Weber says, Where do I get that Babylon hat Joel is wearing? | ||
It's fire. You can get it on our website. | ||
We have a little store. You can buy t-shirts, hats. | ||
You can buy our book. | ||
And we've even talked about putting our movie out on DVD. We assume some people still buy DVDs. | ||
Have you considered putting them on DVDs and then like standing on street corners and selling them for five bucks? | ||
No, no, no, no. Giving them to people. | ||
And then when they take it, go, that's five dollars. | ||
What I really want is to put it on VHS because I just think that would be funny and people would buy it as a gift. | ||
Honestly, I would do something like that. | ||
Get a couple VHSs and then someone who gives a certain amount. | ||
You just have a limited edition VHS set of the film. | ||
That would be super funny. I would totally buy that. | ||
You can get it on our website. | ||
DT Trucker says, Tim Garbageman here. | ||
Part of my daily route is listening to you guys. | ||
Love it. I'd love to see YouTuber Peter Santanello on the show. | ||
Check him out. Do you guys know him? | ||
Not familiar. Oh, you do? | ||
Serge says, is he based? | ||
Serge knows everybody. Is he based, Serge? | ||
He says, yes, I think so. Well, that's good to hear. | ||
That's good to hear. We like based. You know, we don't like cringe, okay? | ||
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We like people who are based. | |
Let's grab some more super chats. | ||
What do we have here? Kamala, let's see. | ||
Uh, here we go. | ||
Coyle says, Seamus, I love Lil Kamala 2.0. | ||
Please do a cartoon about all the ways Joe Biden's son died. | ||
Jeez. Wait, wait, what happened? | ||
Oh, oh, I get it. | ||
A cartoon about all the ways Joe Biden's sons died, because he keeps telling different stories about how he lost his son. | ||
Oh, man. I, I, we did, listen, the Kamala one, I'm really glad you guys enjoyed the Kamala one, and we have one coming out tomorrow. | ||
Which I think pokes an appropriate level of fun at her recent behavior on the campaign trail. | ||
Let's just say Kamala's not out of the race. | ||
She has a tool up her sleeve for achieving victory. | ||
You guys will get to see all about it in tomorrow's cartoon. | ||
YouTube.com slash FreedomTunes. | ||
Subscribe. We're almost to a million. | ||
We're at like 970,000. | ||
Let's get FreedomTunes to a million tonight! | ||
Tonight! Let's do it tonight! | ||
Get FreedomTunes! Do you have FreedomTunes.com? | ||
I do, yeah. But it doesn't go to YouTube, does it? | ||
It goes to your website. It goes to my website. | ||
Alright, so Freedom Tunes on YouTube. | ||
Hit subscribe. There's more than enough people watching right now to get Freedom Tunes to a million subscribers. | ||
Let's do it. But I gotta be honest, they're probably all subscribed already. | ||
No. I've been away from the show for a while. | ||
972. Come on, baby. We don't believe in witchcraft here. | ||
You have to bring Phil a spoon to become a human? | ||
We don't believe in that here. | ||
Sounds like an Irish trick. | ||
Yeah. Old Celtic magic. | ||
We have our druid space taters. | ||
Lots of tricks up our sleeves. | ||
Let's see. We will grab some more Super Chats. | ||
Let's see what's going on here. What is this? | ||
Noah Body says, Joy Reid literally just described communism, though. | ||
The children are for the state. | ||
Well, the thing is, like, if any society wants a future, they do need to have children. | ||
I guess if your society is, like, orange around the state, if you have a fascist or communist society like that, then I guess that's how you would phrase it. | ||
But, like, normal people just want to have families. | ||
They want to continue the human species. | ||
The line says, Andy Kaufman, Tim. | ||
That's the actor. You are correct. | ||
I was wrong. I don't know why I thought Jim Belushi. | ||
It's Andy Kaufman. From what? | ||
They said Josh Sider is, like, a new Andy Kaufman. | ||
Oh. Yeah. All right, let's see. | ||
Dean says, if I buy Step on Snekboard, will HCB autograph it? | ||
Sure. You'd have to find me in the wild. | ||
Do they ship them from here? | ||
We have early print. | ||
I call them alpha edition boards that are not for sale on the website. | ||
It's beautiful. And we have a couple thousand of them. | ||
Like that one is an alpha board. | ||
It was literally the first boards we designed with the graphic. | ||
The graphics have been redesigned, so now the beta run is available. | ||
The skateboards are in beta mode. | ||
So if you were to buy the board on the website, we don't have them here. | ||
They get sent by our distributor. However, we do have a bunch of the boards here that could possibly be obtained. | ||
I think maybe the easiest way to do it is if you're a member of the Discord, the BooniesHQ.com Discord, which is a totally separate thing from this, you have direct access to the Boonies crew, and then we could probably arrange something where we could send you a discount board with autographs on it. | ||
It'll take longer to do, obviously, than just order online, but you'll get autographs. | ||
And we're totally down to do that when we can. | ||
But if you're a member, supporting Boonies HQ. Skate show, fun stuff. | ||
We've got Cody Mack is back! | ||
If you guys skate and you just watch that Cody Macfield day from Boonies HQ, my brain can't compute the skill this guy has. | ||
I don't have words. | ||
I'm speechless. Watch that video if you're a skateboarder and you're going to be like, this is not real life. | ||
That's how good he is and he's coming back. | ||
We're really excited. Going to film some tricks. | ||
Let's grab some more Superjets. | ||
What have we here? | ||
Ryan Sargent says, I strongly believe having children, especially when you aren't ready, turns you into a better person. | ||
It did for me. A lot of stories like that. | ||
I agree. I agree. Raymond G. Stanley Jr. | ||
says, Seamus came back to IRL on a different level. | ||
Oh, thank you. I'm glad you're thinking so. | ||
I hope it's a better level. I hope I didn't go down a few more. | ||
You didn't say that. Just a different level. Yeah, he just said a different level, I guess. | ||
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It's pretty ambiguous. Let's go. | |
What have we here? What is this one? | ||
Joy Reid. Wouldn't come up. | ||
Hmm. Interesting. I don't even think by force. | ||
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Hmm. Yeah. | |
You've got half of the Gen Z being like, no way, the machine state, screw you. | ||
And the other half being like, this country sucks. | ||
So who's going to mobilize to fight for the machine? | ||
We kind of saw it in the 60s, didn't we? | ||
With the Vietnam War and, you know, hippies being drafted. | ||
Yeah. It would depend. | ||
Did he say if we were invaded with the Zoomers fight? | ||
Or did he say if we were invading... Could we mobilize them? | ||
If we were being invaded. | ||
Yeah. Yeah, that's tough. | ||
I don't know about the Zoomers as a group. | ||
I think when you have an invasive force in the country with the highest incidence of firearm ownerships and more guns than people, there's going to be some formidable opposition there. | ||
How many of those people are going to be from Gen Z? I don't know. | ||
Sterling Wilson III says, Yo, did I miss something? | ||
Shimcast rocking a wedding band. | ||
Congrats, Bruschi. | ||
Thank you, thank you. | ||
Oh, people noticed. | ||
Oh yeah, I was trying to hide it. | ||
Were you really? No. I'm wearing the ring. | ||
I don't talk about my personal life on air for the safety of myself and those I love. | ||
Indeed. That's a good point. | ||
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That's a good point. I will heed that. | |
Kevin Taylor says Tom McDonald got his number one billboard plaque signed by Trump at the Coachella rally. | ||
Pretty boss of Trump to do that. | ||
That's based. Kate says, Tim, couldn't your guest yesterday have meant 1,000 political deaths being equivalent to 1,000 voices silenced? | ||
What does the J6 know? | ||
He quite literally said there will be blood, and he said that he thinks 1,000 will die and he's a bet $1,000 for 1,000 deaths by April. | ||
He may just be a little crazy. | ||
That's it. But he's suggesting that the conflict will escalate dramatically after the election, and by April there will be insurgent conflict across the country to some degree. | ||
Yep! I hope not. | ||
I mean, yo, can't we just... | ||
You know, I ordered pizza and wings today. | ||
Allison's been out visiting family, so literally every day this week has been pizza and wings. | ||
I don't know what I'm supposed to do. | ||
That's how you have to survive, yeah. | ||
You know, it's tough. | ||
This is what men do, you know? | ||
We figure it out. Everyone else is happy because there's pizza and wings. | ||
Make sure you have your MyPatriots supplied food buckets. | ||
Or when your girlfriend's going to town. | ||
That was probably the best ad campaign anyone's ever done. | ||
When Michael Knowles turned his book sale pitch into a meme, and people would super chat into the show, Specifically, like, Tim, that story was wild about that dog. | ||
It's left me speechless, just like the book from Michael Knowles, a New York Times bestseller. | ||
And then it ended up spiking, and it kept selling every time that happened. | ||
Brilliant. You know what was an even better ad campaign? | ||
When we said, everyone, go on over and subscribe to Freedom Toons, because there are almost to a million subscribers. | ||
You can be a part of this tonight. | ||
972,664. | ||
How many have you gained in the past few minutes? | ||
A couple... | ||
Zero. I actually lost... | ||
People came over and unsubscribed. | ||
No, I've gained a couple hundred. | ||
I think I was... | ||
When I checked, I've gained a couple hundred since I checked, but that's not been since you first mentioned it, so I don't know how many since you first mentioned it. | ||
I don't know how to say this, but I was at the doctor earlier, and he told me that if Seamus doesn't get to a million subscribers by 10 o'clock, that my heart will give out. | ||
Tim's heart will give out. Tim's cast IRL will be over. | ||
Save Tim. Sounds like a hostage situation. | ||
What's happening? So, you know, it's just, it is what it is. | ||
You know, it's God calling me, and if Seamus doesn't get to a million subscribers, then it's just, well, it was nice knowing you. | ||
Do it for Tim. Do it for Tim to keep this show alive. | ||
I gotta say, Seamus, it's weird being next to you. | ||
I've watched and enjoyed your channel for so long, but when I turn my head, it's just I'm hearing freedom tunes. | ||
Your voice has become so iconic. | ||
It's... Thank | ||
you, man. Suing West Virginia because they don't enforce child gambling. | ||
Yeah. Yeah, it's illegal for children to place wagers on card games. | ||
And yet, Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh! | ||
and Magic the Gathering are rampant across the state. | ||
So either they've got to ban Pokemon or unban Texas Hold'em. | ||
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Ooh. Yep. | |
And it was actually lawmakers here who told me that I should probably sue if that's the case, and it's the fastest way to getting enforcement action. | ||
Dude, people are going to be so mad at you if you just get Pokemon banned. | ||
There's no way West Virginia will ban Pokemon. | ||
You don't think so? Absolutely not. | ||
I don't know. It's the end of the political career of any politician in West Virginia who says they're banning Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh. | ||
It's bigger than people realize. | ||
Yeah, Nintendo is going to join the fray. | ||
They're going to come in and be like, we're not going to have a precedent set in a state that's just gambling. | ||
Wow. Yeah, so I'm going to get a call from a Nintendo lawyer being like, we'd like to join your suit. | ||
Ooh. Yeah. | ||
It could work. Yeah, I really doubt they'll actually call, but, you know, we'll see. | ||
Trey Wubble says, Democrats lie about a lot of things. | ||
However, I have never heard them claim that Seamus talked to a girl in college. | ||
She'd be better. Ha ha! That's brutal, man. | ||
Why you gotta do that thing? | ||
Why you gotta come at me like that? | ||
Listen, he's right. I made the whole story up. | ||
It never happened. It never happened. | ||
You identified as a woman, though. | ||
You overheard this conversation between two girls. | ||
You ready? Democrats lie about a lot of things. | ||
However, I have never heard them claim that Seamus has 1 million subscribers on his Freedom Tunes channel. | ||
Ooh, let's go over there. | ||
Let's see if that's true. Let's subscribe. | ||
Well, that means the Democrats aren't liars. | ||
Yeah, that would mean... If you have less than one million subscribers, that means they told the truth. | ||
That means that you have to trust the mainstream. | ||
You gotta vote Kamala. I don't get to a million subscribers. | ||
If he doesn't have a million subscribers by tonight, you gotta vote Kamala. | ||
Don't go that far. Don't do that. | ||
Go subscribe, all right? | ||
We're getting closer. We're almost to 973,000. | ||
We're getting real close. I don't know, man. | ||
But we need to be to a million! | ||
I don't know, man. I think everyone's already a subscriber, to be completely honest. | ||
No, not everybody. That's true. | ||
You did get all your fans from me. | ||
You started voicing Dr. | ||
Fauci and people said, where did his voice come from? | ||
Brandon H. says, China military drill is happening now. | ||
Taiwan is completely surrounded. | ||
Whoa. Let's see. | ||
Patras says, if you see this, you registered to vote early. | ||
Oh, I have not only did I am I registered, I double checked and then so I refiled to make sure. | ||
Then I checked the online filing to make sure everything was up to date and right, and I'm good. | ||
So we... I'm... | ||
This is... No way, dude. | ||
I double-checked for myself, too. | ||
I was like... I'm not a heavily motivated voter. | ||
I mean, like, I voted for Obama in 08, then I voted for Trump in 2020. | ||
And that's where I am. | ||
Not in 2016? Nope. | ||
Wow. No, I didn't like him. | ||
I thought he was a funny guy. | ||
But I was just like, I'm not playing this game again. | ||
Obama was like, hope and change. | ||
And I was like, yes, sir. And then he was like, no, I'm gonna bomb kids. | ||
Too many of them. Gotta blow them up. | ||
And I said, okay, well, I wish I didn't vote for that guy, because then I could have at least said I didn't vote for him, but I did, and then he blew up a bunch of kids, and I feel bad about it. | ||
2016 came around, and I was like, this is nuts. | ||
It was Hillary and Trump, and then 2020 came around, and I was like, well, Trump did do no wars. | ||
That's pretty nice of him. | ||
I know, right? He did us a solid there. | ||
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I liked that. It was based, you know? | |
John Curry says, Tim, put on the heat. | ||
Sheamus is in a Parker. Hannah Claire is in a flannel. | ||
Joel's in a flannel. Don't be so cheap. | ||
You're in a beanie. Heat, Tim. | ||
Heat. We're actually all sweating, and we wanted to make Tim look bad. | ||
I have a fan on me. I mean, you're not, like, wearing that, you have a beanie on, you're not wearing that many more layers than us, your shirt is like a thick material, but... | ||
We're both wearing rolled, oh, but your shirt's buttoned, mine's not. | ||
Yeah, I mean, like, it's not that, like, we're okay, I promise. | ||
It's fine, it's fine. | ||
Yeah, no, no, it's warm in here, it's fine. | ||
Isn't it crazy? Amos is a coward, but... | ||
Men, men. Why would you go that hard? | ||
Oh my god! Men, join me. | ||
Is it not crazy that you have to explain to women why the air conditioning needs to be on? | ||
I can't tell you how many times I have a conversation where a woman will come and be like, it's so cold in here, can we turn the air conditioning down? | ||
And I'm like, no, because I can't take my skin off, but you can put a sweater on. | ||
I would happily trade. | ||
I would grab a hoodie and put it on, and I'd feel totally comfortable, but it is hot, and I can't take my shirt off on the show. | ||
So the air conditioning goes to 40 degrees. | ||
That super cheddar called me. I've never talked to a woman before, so I've never had this conversation. | ||
That ring is an abstinence ring. | ||
It's actually to scare women away from talking to me so that I won't ever have to interact with them. | ||
Don't talk to me. Don't talk to me. | ||
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Talk to the man. He's saying I'm a man at which point I'm deeply insulted. | |
Alright, Ralph Misk says, Tim, DOD Directive 52440 was just passed that allows the use of lethal force against U.S. citizens on U.S. soil. | ||
Guns and Gadgets did a video on it, and there's a link to the actual directive. | ||
Also, Armed Scholar just did a video. | ||
I heard about this. I don't know a lot about it, though. | ||
That's crazy. They didn't have that authority already? | ||
I mean, for military, I guess? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Indeed, indeed. | ||
It is a terrifying reality, I suppose. | ||
All I'm going to say is this, too. If things do end up getting ugly, some people have made some predictions that they will. | ||
I think that the government knows that if they want to get the military on their side and fighting civilians, one of the most effective ways to do that is a false flag. | ||
So if people start telling you that civilians are trying to hurt members of the military or shooting at them, be very skeptical. | ||
Do a lot of research on that. | ||
We will see. | ||
Yeah. My friends, if you haven't already, would you kindly smash the like button, subscribe to the show, share it with everyone you know. | ||
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Five stars. Say this is the best show. | ||
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And head over to TimCast.com because that members only show is coming up and I'm going to be as offensive as I can because I will hold no bars. | ||
So once again, smash the like button and share the show. | ||
Joel, do you want to shout anything out? Yeah, again, just want to say you can check out The Babylon Bee's very first movie. | ||
It's for subscribers to The Babylon Bee only. | ||
It's called January 6th, The Most Deadliest Day. | ||
And I think it's pretty fun. | ||
I think you'll enjoy it. It's watchable. | ||
Critics say it's watchable and it's above average. | ||
Beautiful. Check it out. | ||
And don't forget to subscribe to Freedom Tunes on YouTube. | ||
Because we're almost up to a million subscribers and I need a hairbrush. | ||
I need a hairbrush, and if you want me to be able to afford one, you need to get us to a million subscribers. | ||
Another way you can help, go over to freedomtunes.com and become a member. | ||
We've got 50 to 100 behind-the-scenes cartoons that only donors can see. | ||
These are cartoons that we made that are only available behind the paywall. | ||
We also put out a podcast every week discussing the making of each episode that we do. | ||
So go over there, become a member, and also, if you're not already subscribed on YouTube, subscribe. | ||
Help us get to a million so I can buy a hairbrush. | ||
I think you should unsubscribe from Freedom 2. | ||
Why would you say that? | ||
Why would you say that? | ||
Stop! Tim, can you cut her mic? | ||
Can someone turn her microphone down? | ||
It's a whole thing. We don't want you brushing your hair either. | ||
That's your look at this point. | ||
It's iconic. It's true. Once you get to a million followers, will you even come back? | ||
Will you ever do IRL again? | ||
I don't think so. Not now. | ||
Not anymore. Well, look, team. | ||
If you're too big for us. | ||
No, I'm just kidding. I'm Hannah-Claire Brimlow. | ||
You can find me on Instagram at HannahClaire.b and on Twitter at HannahClaireB. | ||
Thanks for everything you guys do. | ||
Have a good night. We will see you all over at TimCast.com in about one minute. |